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European bank DCM activity has had the slowest start in over 20 years, and although some market participants anticipate a turnaround later in the year, financial institutions face pressing challenges to their capital funding plans. -
Bank of England governor, Mark Carney on Tuesday told UK members of parliament the contingent bank capital market worked exactly as it should when bonds and shares suffered a sharp sell-off earlier this month.
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Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group is on its way to sell Asia’s first bond that meets total loss-absorbing capacity (TLAC) requirements. Launched on Tuesday, there is plenty of guesswork among market participants about fair pricing.
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HSBC plans to sidestep continued global uncertainty about how TLAC rules will work by issuing senior debt from its holding company until further notice, according to the bank’s strategic plan laid out in its annual results on Monday.
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Zurich Insurance sold a Sfr200m hybrid bond on Thursday, benefiting from the relative resilience of its home market as Swiss franc investors got their first taste of insurance capital this year.
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Crédit Agricole explicitly backed the newly proposed type of French senior debt in its full year results this week, as support for the asset class appears to be spreading across the country’s financial institutions.
