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It’s a sad day when a so-called ethical bank is found to be on the brink of going bust. It’s an even sadder day when it loses the co-operative ownership that set it apart from others in its field and made it loved by so many. But it’s an even sadder day still when it turns out that, in trying to build a competitor to challenge the hegemony of the big four, the government may have played a role in hastening its demise.
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DBS Group Holdings is inviting holders of its outstanding S$1.7bn ($1.4bn) 4.7% old style tier one bonds to exchange them for Basel III-compliant tier ones.
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Savings group Old Mutual has launched a tender offer for a euro-denominated upper tier two bond and a sterling tier one note as part of the debt reduction strategy it announced in February last year.
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ING is looking to issue two new 10 year non-call five tier two bonds in an exchange offer, intended to help the bank comply with new capital rules by getting rid of deals that provide cheap funding but are inefficient as capital under the incoming CRD IV regime.
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia has launched a Samurai deal, following a spurt of senior unsecured issuance in euros and sterling from compatriots National Australia Bank and Westpac as Australian banks come out of blackout.
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Savings group Old Mutual has launched a tender offer for a euro-denominated upper tier two bond and a sterling tier one note as part of the debt reduction strategy it announced in February last year.