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With Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group set to issue Asia's first bond to meet total loss-absorbing capacity (TLAC) requirements by the end of this month, market participants are trying to gauge its impact. It will set a benchmark in Asia but many banks from other parts of the region still have a long way to go before they will be ready to sell the new form of capital. Narae Kim reports. -
Portugal's central bank vetoed the sale of one of Novo Banco’s non-core business units on Wednesday, arguing it was protecting the rescued lender’s reputation as its own sale progresses.
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Crédit Agricole has upped its odds on being the first French bank to publicly issue a new type of sub-senior debt, dubbed ‘tier three’, to protect senior bondholders.
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Standard & Poor’s has warned that Indian stated-backed banks could soon be facing a slew of downgrades as the amount of capital needed to provide for bad loans is likely to shoot up.
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Following a four year absence, South Korean lender Busan Bank has finally kicked off preparations for a dollar comeback which is scheduled for the second half of the year. However, the bank is still mulling over the best format to issue in.
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Deutsche Bank’s shares jumped 10% on Friday, after the bank launched a tender offer for over $5bn in senior unsecured bonds.
