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New issue premiums of between 20bp-40bp have helped recent FIG borrowers mitigate large intra-day pricing moves as the market reacts to the torrent of mixed signals from Greece. -
Singapore is introducing bail-ins into its banking system for the first time as it attempts to strengthen its powers to resolve failed lenders. But those familiar with other bail-in regimes around the world will find the Lion City’s version alien.
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China Life Insurance Company opened books on June 25 for the country’s first core tier two subordinated notes under the sector’s new regulations. The firm is launching the trade at a time when markets are still digesting news of the absence of a deal with Greece on its debt repayment.
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HSBC and Cooperative Bank braved an uncertain market on Wednesday morning to launch tier two paper, but it is clear that with investors still nervous clearing the pipeline is going to be expensive.
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The impact of total loss absorbing capacity (TLAC) rules, which could top $1tr, is already being felt far wider than the group of large banks it was originally designed for.
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ABN Amro shrugged off Greece concerns and surprised the market with a blowout tier two trade on Tuesday, drawing €8bn of orders from a starving market.
