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Swiss private bank EFG International has opened a buyback of a perpetual instrument as it prepares for Basel III rules coming into effect next year.
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Banco Popular Español (BPE) this week bought back €130m of tier one and tier two capital instruments in a liability management exercise that Standard & Poor’s deemed "distressed".
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Bank of Ireland put its bondholder burden sharing exercises behind it on Wednesday when it returned to market with a strongly subscribed subordinated tier two issue that rallied sharply after pricing.
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Bank of Ireland put its bondholder burden sharing exercises behind it on Wednesday when it returned to market with a strongly subscribed subordinated tier two issue that rallied sharply after pricing.
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Stop gap measures for bank capital being hammered out in Brussels this week could push up the price of tier two issuance for banks as soon as next year, capital structuring specialists said.
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Swiss private bank EFG International has opened a buyback of a perpetual instrument as it prepares for Basel III rules coming into effect next year.