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Danske Bank is considering what action to take after Standard & Poor’s changed its methodology for calculating the equity content of hybrid debt, downgrading its 2037 tier two bonds from ‘intermediate’ to ‘minimal’ equity content.
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Rabobank brought its first tier two deal since last September on Wednesday, gathering €1.25bn of orders for a €1bn 10 year bullet transaction. That orderbook was smaller than BPCE’s identically structured deal last week — leading some rival bankers to suggest that Rabo could have been more generous with its pricing. -
The Financial Stability Board has told the world’s biggest banks to draw up a list of triggers that could lead to capital raising efforts.
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There was no summer slowdown in sight for FIG this week — it has been a busy few days for senior, with Australian banks printing sterling and euros and Banque Federative du Crédit Mutuel now in the market for a seven year. In capital, Rabobank has opened books on a euro denominated tier two deal, its first since September 2012.
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Zurich Insurance Company has announced a tender offer for its €500m 2025 subordinated notes, which will be financed by a tap of the €787.5m 2043 bond that Zurich issued in March this year as part of a controversial bond swap exercise.
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French insurer CNP Assurances has announced the maximum acceptance amount for its subordinated debt buyback, following the pricing of its $500m perpetual trade last Friday.
