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Permanent TSB (PTSB) opened books on the first ever additional tier one print from an Irish bank on Monday morning, the first stage of the bank’s €525m capital raising process. -
The decision by the European Central Bank to start quantitative easing has changed the game for European borrowers who want to target an Asian investor base. More are opting to stay away as they seek cheaper funding opportunities at home, but Asia’s local currency markets, especially the offshore renminbi, are starting to get the attention of European financial institutions.
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The amount of discretion afforded national regulators for bank resolution is making it near impossible for investors to judge the relative risk of holdco and opco capital, writes Tom Porter.
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NordLB is set to become the first of Germany’s Landesbanken to sell an additional tier one trade, mandating banks on Thursday to roadshow a debut print.
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The Basel Committee has removed six ‘national discretions’ from its capital framework, and is considering more action in an attempt to improve comparability between jurisdictions.
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Despite an improved market on Monday and a fuller pipeline, FIG issuers are expected to stay away from the primary market in the coming days.
