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NatWest jumped into a dollar market in search of additional tier one (AT1) paper on Wednesday morning, as investors shrugged off short term volatility to open their "deep pockets". -
Banco BPM dropped into the euro market on Tuesday for its third tier two deal in about 10 months, as the Italian lender continues to whittle down its financing costs.
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The European Central Bank will allow banks to exclude central bank exposures from their leverage ratios for longer than originally planned, sparking a debate over whether the relief measure could become a more permanent feature of EU banking policy.
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Crédit Agricole has phased out Libor for Sonia on some of its outstanding sterling additional tier one (AT1) paper, following the successful completion of an exchange offer that allowed investors to swap old paper for new notes with a modified back-end.
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ANZ plans further diversification of its total loss-absorbing capacity (TLAC) eligible debt following the issuance of the first sterling tier two from an Aussie bank in over 13 years, with other niche markets in the bank’s crosshairs. However, sub debt is not the only thing on the bank’s menu, as it anticipates a return to senior funding later this year.
