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  • FIG
    Cairn Capital has closed its Cairn Subordinated Financials Fund, as the recovery in subordinated debt prices has made continued annualised returns of around 25% more difficult. But the asset class is still set to play an important role this year for investors looking to hit yield targets.
  • FIG
    Raffeisen Bank International on Wednesday evening finally laid out plans to issue up to €2.25bn of equity, ending countless months of speculation about a capital raise for the Austria-based lender, allowing it to repay state aid.
  • FIG
    Investors threw their weight behind Europe’s recovery this week, gorging themselves on just over €9bn of new euro-denominated senior unsecured paper, much of it from banks in the continent’s peripheral economies. The likes of Bankia and Bank of Ireland would have been called PIIGS two years ago, but this week the only thing they were wallowing in was orders — although ECB president Mario Draghi tried his best to keep the market’s rampant optimism in check on Thursday.
  • FIG
    French insurance group Axa returned to the sterling subordinated market after a hiatus of more than a decade on Wednesday, selling a whopping £750m of 40 year non-call 20 paper at 185bp over Gilts.
  • US investor appetite for southern European FIG paper started the year on a strong note, as Intesa Sanpaolo brought its first deal of 2014 this week.
  • FIG
    Crédit Agricole added to the flood of new mandates this week by appointing Barclays, Credit Suisse, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan and UniCredit to run an additional tier one roadshow, starting on Wednesday.