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UniCredit has offered to buy back up to €1.8bn of subordinated bonds mainly held by retail investors for the third time this year, as it looks to clean up its capital structure. -
LBBW decided to launch €1.25bn of three year fixed rate senior notes on Friday, after hints of more stimulus from the European Central Bank gave a boost to market sentiment.
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The European primary market has been left almost bare this week, as a run of gloomy headlines weighed on secondary performance and left investors cautious.
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Lloyds Banking Group was the only FIG issuer to brave the senior unsecured dollar market this week as Wall Street’s biggest banks postponed their traditional post-earnings dash and issuance stalled at a seven-year low.
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UK banks could look to stockpile their funding in 2016, as the country’s forthcoming EU membership referendum will cause capital markets to snarl up later in the year.
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Renewed concerns about Italian banks’ high levels of non-performing loans triggered a severe sell-off of their subordinated bonds this week, as the market enters the new bail-in era.
