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Société Générale bolstered the new-style bank capital market this week by attracting nearly $4.5bn of orders for the first temporary write-down additional tier one bond. -
CDS: week’s biggest movers — Markit CDX North America investment grade index — Markit iTraxx Europe subordinated financials index — Markit iTraxx Europe senior financials index — Markit iTraxx SovX Western Europe index — Markit iTraxx Europe index — Markit iTraxx crossover index
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Intesa Sanpaolo is targeting €5bn of old-style tier two capital in an exchange offer, giving investors the chance to switch into a new 10 year bullet tier two bond which will comply fully with the European Capital Requirements Regulation.
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Société Générale got an enthusiastic response to its debut additional tier one capital trade on Thursday, managing to tighten pricing from the initial level after investors placed around $4bn of orders for a potential $1bn-$1.25bn trade.
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Crédit Agricole has announced plans to issue a tier two contingent capital instrument which is intended to achieve intermediate equity content to boost its risk-adjusted capital (RAC) ratio with ratings agency Standard & Poor’s.
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Société Générale on Tuesday finished a roadshow for the second ever CRD IV-compliant additional tier one trade, which will be the first test of the recently agreed temporary write-down loss absorption structure.
