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Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group is set to break new ground in Asia with an inaugural offering of bonds that meet total loss-absorbing capacity (TLAC) requirements. -
The UK Supreme Court extended investors’ legal battle with Lloyds this week, saying it will review an earlier ruling by the Court of Appeal that gave the UK bank the right to redeem a series of high coupon enhanced capital notes (ECNs) at par.
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In early hybrid capital instruments, deferred coupons could be settled by proceeds from the sale of ordinary shares, in a process known as an alternative coupon satisfaction mechanism (ACSM).
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Fears about additional tier one (AT1) bonds deepened on Thursday, as the asset class gave up Wednesday’s gains and resumed its steady march downward.
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South Korea’s Shinhan Bank plans to beef up its tier two capital buffer by as much as $500m in the first half of the year.
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Additional tier one paper rebounded sharply on Wednesday as fears about the risk of coupon deferral subsided and investors— and Goldman Sachs — decided to test the senior market with a short dated issue.
