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Danske Bank is expected to price Swiss franc denominated tier two debt on Monday afternoon, following the sale of a tier two euro bond in September and a Nordic currency trade last week.
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Subordinated retail bondholders of the UK’s Co-operative Bank have voted in favour of the bank’s debt restructuring scheme, helping it overcome what one source close to the deal called “the hard bit” of the bank’s £1.5bn rescue plan.
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The UK’s Prudential Regulation Authority has told the UK’s eight largest banks that they must comply with the capital standards mandated by the fourth European Capital Requirements Directive package by the start of next year, applying the final definitions of capital straight away, as they would at the end of the phasing in period in 2019.
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The offshore subsidiary of China Construction Bank (CCB) has been meeting investors to educate them on its credit as it considers issuing both a debut senior dollar bond and an international tier two Basel III deal. It is unusual for an issuer to market two bonds at once, but bankers on and away from the deal said a senior issue could smooth the way for the bank capital trade — and that other issuers could follow suit, writes Clare Hammond. -
How many years does it take a mutual to raise equity? At least four, it turns out — as Nationwide proved this week. The building society found a solid £1.6bn of demand for its £500m debut issue of core capital deferred shares (CCDS), a new equity-like instrument that will count towards the firm’s common equity tier one capital ratio.
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The fourth-quarter dollar deluge of bank and financial paper continued this week as investment grade issuance broke a Thanksgiving record.
