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Credit Suisse announced plans for a perpetual Swiss franc Reg S Coco trade on Wednesday, with the bank scheduled to meet investors next week. -
The primary FIG markets have been languishing in the heat of the summer, with Goldman Sachs providing the only new euro benchmark deal of the week. But the dollar market has seen action and secondary spreads have continued to tighten. Bankers envisage more supply coming towards the end of the month.
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The Financial Stability Board is looking at ways to apply bank resolution regimes to other financial sector companies like insurers and central counterparties, having identified a list of nine “too big to fail” insurance firms last month.
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Santander UK has bought back nearly all of the old-style tier one and tier two securities it was targeting in a tender offer as it looks to respond to new capital regulations in Europe.
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Strong investor demand for FIG paper enabled a flurry of borrowers to flatten new issue concessions in the dollar market this week ahead of an expected slowdown in supply.
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The backdrop in the euro senior unsecured market should be strong in late August as spreads continue their slow grind tighter and investors scrap for paper after the summer break.
