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Market participants expect a large step up in senior holdco issuance early next year, putting further pressure on spreads and pushing some issuers further afield for funding. -
Italy could soon ban banks from selling subordinated debt to retail investors, heaping pressure on funding costs and potentially eliminating a large portion of the industry’s investor base. Tyler Davies reports.
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UBS successfully completed a cash tender offer for Sfr6.1bn ($6.12bn) of its securities on Thursday, as the group looks to further strength its capital base.
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Credit investors rank FIG the most preferred asset class, according to Fitch’s latest European senior fixed income survey, reflecting the expectation that the sector will continue to improve.
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January could see an explosion of holdco issuance as banks look to fill their Total Loss Absorbing Capacity (TLAC) buckets.
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A director has left Crédit Agricole in the latest of a string of departures from the French bank’s hybrid capital and liability management team.
