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An unprecedented sell-off of additional tier one paper led to turmoil across credit and equity markets this week, but a sharp pricing rebound left the FIG market looking much different on Wednesday.
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The UK Supreme Court will review an earlier ruling by the Court of Appeal that gave Lloyds Bank the right to redeem a series of high coupon Enhanced Capital Notes at par. -
An investor reappraisal of additional tier one paper left the asset class trading at unprecedented lows on Monday, forcing Deutsche Bank to reassure the market of its ability to pay its coupons.
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Market participants say a decision to move out of the UK could have a negative impact on HSBC’s bonds, with the bank poised to determine the future location of its headquarters within days.
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Deutsche Bank’s riskiest subordinated debt hit fresh lows on Thursday, and some of its rivals have been dragged into the sell-off as investors worry about certain exposures and tumbling profits.
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The first missed additional tier one (AT1) coupon payment may not be the harbinger of impending doom some think, but the implications for banks’ capital costs would be severe.
