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South Korea’s Shinhan Bank has mandated five banks for its bank capital debut in the international bond market. -
The dollar FIG market enjoyed its busiest week of the year as banks emerged from the sidelines to dominate the primary market following a two week rally in credit spreads.
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The UK’s largest banks are still using tweaks to capital models to flatter their capital ratios, a practice which regulators plan to discourage in the months ahead.
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Two of Italy’s popolari banks have registered to be listed on the Italian stock exchange, and with two others entering advanced merger talks on Tuesday, the country finally looks to be making headway on the banking reforms passed last year.
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Barclays offered to buy back up to €8bn of operating company debt on Tuesday, having reiterated in its annual results a commitment to restructuring its investment bank around a holding company funding model.
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South Korea’s Shinhan Bank has launched a non-deal roadshow in Europe and Asia ahead of its planned debut in the international bank capital market.
