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Greece's stand-off with its creditors has not quashed all FIG activity this week, with Intesa Sanpaolo issuing €782m of tier two and UniCredit buying back some subordinated debt of its own. -
Asean countries are on track to comply with Basel III’s capital and liquidity requirements over the next 12-18 months, according to preliminary assessment by Moody’s
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China Life Insurance Company braved the volatile global market on June 25 to sell the country’s first core tier two subordinated insurance bond. China’s largest underwriter set a benchmark for insurance capital under the country’s new regulations, and more are expected to come.
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Financial institutions will be forced to pay sky high premiums to print tier two before the summer, as they balance regulatory demands for more loss absorbing capital against an unfriendly primary market, writes Tom Porter.
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