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UK insurer Aviva has mandated banks for a subordinated bond roadshow next week in Europe, and will be hoping for the recent volatility in secondary markets to subside if it has any hope of bringing a deal.
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Investors and capital structurers are worried that the Danish banking regulator’s proposed changes to Dankse Bank’s risk weightings, which could reduce the issuer’s tier one capital ratio by 1.3%, are a sign of things to come.
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UK banks are unlikely to change their capital issuance plans despite the Prudential Regulatory Authority saying on Thursday that the sector needs a further £13bn of capital on top of what it had already set out to raise in 2013, writes Will Caiger-Smith.
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Royal Bank of Scotland has raised the cap on its capital buyback from $1bn to nearly $2.5bn, following a two-thirds participation on the two largest bonds being targeted.
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Citigroup has increased the spending cap on its tender offer for four senior unsecured and subordinated notes by $5m in order to buy back all bonds tendered by investors.
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UK banks are unlikely to change their capital issuance plans in response to the Prudential Regulatory Authority’s announcement on Thursday that the sector needs an extra £13bn of capital on top of what they had already planned to raise in 2013.