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Bank of East Asia (BEA) opened books for a dollar-denominated additional tier one (AT1) on November 25, with the Hong Kong lender looking to use the proceeds to fund the purchase of its outstanding legacy tier one instruments. -
Lloyds is set to exchange two old tier two instruments for new longer dated debt as it shifts towards holding company issuance in the wake of regulators' new emphasis on loss absorbing capital.
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The resolution of four small Italian banks has trimmed several basis points off the common equity tier one capital ratios of Intesa Sanpaolo, UBI Banca and UniCredit.
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BPCE has registered to sell more Samurai subordinated bonds, looking to build on a successful debut in the format earlier this year, as European banks diversify their sources of new capital.
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Groupe BPCE launched its first tier two deal of the year on Friday, taking advantage of a buoyant market requiring slimmer new issue premiums.
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Investors gave a firm thumbs up to a capital hole at Novo Banco identified by the European Central Bank this week, as the debt of the Banco Espírito Santo ‘good bank’ joined a wider rally in Portuguese bonds.
