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Bank of China received board approval this week to issue tier two notes of up to Rmb60bn ($9.2bn), according to a filing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. -
Danske Bank opened euro supply on Wednesday after two deals in the US the previous day, as FIG issuers looked to close out a busy month ahead of first quarter reporting season.
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Consolidation has been a perennial theme in Italian finance, but the country has little to show for it. This time is different.
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Spreads on bank bonds have wound tighter this month on improved sentiment following more ECB stimulus, feeding greater optimism around banks' first quarter results.
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Huishang Bank Corp has received approval from its board to issue an offshore bond to replenish its additional tier one capital, in a deal that will be the issuer’s debut in the international debt market.
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Banco Popolare and Banca Popolare di Milano will merge to form Italy’s third largest bank by assets, having been granted permission by the European Central Bank on Wednesday evening. The deal may trigger further consolidation in Italy, and is could be a crucial step towards the modernisation of the country’s fragmented banking sector.
