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Nationwide Building Society and Övag opened new offers to buy back subordinated debt on Monday, as Citi extended the early tender deadline for its dollar denominated cash tender offer.
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KBC plans to sell a non-dilutive contingent capital instrument early next year as part of a €2bn capital raise, leaving market participants wondering about the form the security will take.
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A report published by the Bank of England and the US Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation which proposes that bank resolution measures be applied on a “top-down” basis could alter how UK financial institutions raise capital and funding, a DCM banker has said.
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Co-operative Bank has joined the rush for new tier two capital instruments this week — but through a liability management exercise. It is offering to switch £300m of outstanding securities into a new bullet tier two.
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Banking union plans could be a "meaningful drag" on banks’ earnings, with uniform deposit guarantee schemes and bank resolution funds costing up to €80bn to put in place, Barclays analysts said on Thursday.