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UniCredit launched its first public senior unsecured bond in over a year on Friday, drawing strong demand and giving the FIG market a confidence boost. -
The European bank capital market is not expected to build on its trio of 2016 transactions any time soon, as volatility in credit default swaps betrays lingering buyside fears about lenders’ stability.
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The European bank capital market is not expected to build on its trio of 2016 transactions any time soon, as volatility in credit default swaps betrays lingering buyside fears about lenders’ stability.
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Santander Consumer Finance opened up a new Tokyo Pro-Bond programme worth €10bn on Tuesday, following a similar move from its UK sister borrower last year.
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Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group successfully wrapped up Asia’s first bond that meets total loss-absorbing capacity (TLAC) requirements on Tuesday. By providing a strong benchmark in this new asset class, the transaction is set to encourage more issuance from Japan.
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Deutsche Bank tendered some of its euro senior unsecured bonds at spreads through secondary levels on Tuesday, as it sought to lower its debt burden and suppress any fears about its balance sheet.
