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Attractive spreads have improved sentiment considerably in the covered bond market, but senior issuance remains elusive as cautious banks deal with gloomy data.
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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. -
Danske Bank launched its largest ever share buyback on Tuesday, having exceeded its regulatory capital requirements by more than expected.
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A UBS debt buyback weighed on results for the fourth quarter last year, with the Swiss bank reporting profit of just Sfr234m. UBS preferred to highlight the “adjusted” figure of Sfr754m profit, which strips out the tender cost of Sfr257m, and restructuring charges, including Sfr143m in the investment bank.
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Some of Deutsche Bank’s additional tier one (AT1) bonds plumbed new depths in the secondary market on Monday as more investors began to worry about the lender’s ability to pay coupons on the notes.
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Asset quality took a turn for the worse in 2015 for Italy’s banks, whose future remains unclear despite newly approved plans for a state-backed bad bank.
