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Private placement buyers’ willingness to trade liquidity for yield is pushing an increasing number of European banks to source bail-inable capital away from the public debt market, writes Tom Porter. -
Aviva is considering an extra tranche of subordinated debt even longer than the 30.5 year non-call 10.5 it has already hired banks to sell, while a Norwegian insurer has also mandated in euros.
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Banco Popolare, which missed a window to print tier two before its first quarter results, has emerged from blackout with an increased common equity tier one ratio.
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Belfius Bank is now the sixth bank in the capital pipeline, and there is growing concern that persistent rates volatility will make it hard for them to avoid each other in the primary market.
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Some bankers questioned rival teams’ claims of a strong second quarter pipeline of insurance tier two this week, while 2015 Solvency II compliant tier one supply is also in doubt.
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Some bankers have this week questioned rival teams’ claims of a strong second quarter pipeline of insurance tier two, while 2015 Solvency II compliant tier one supply is also being doubted.
