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BFA Group, the parent of Spanish bank Bankia, hopes to raise €6.5bn of capital through a debt for equity exchange on Bankia shares, it said on Wednesday. The group was presenting highlights of a strategic plan to return the bank to profit next year.
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Royal Bank of Scotland Group found investors still in the hunt for yield when it priced a $2.25bn 10 year subordinated tier two note this week.
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Banco Popular Español is offering to buy €702.7m of its tier one and tier two instruments at a small premium to market value.
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European real money investors came out in force to buy Swedbank’s €500m 10 non-call five year tier two bond on Wednesday. But UK accounts showed less interest than for other recent Nordic tier twos, suggesting they may have felt the level was simply too tight.
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Société Générale received over $10bn of orders from a broad geographical range of investors for its perpetual non-call 5.5 year tier two, setting a benchmark which could be emulated by other banks looking to gain equity credit from Standard & Poor’s.
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BFA Group, the parent of Spanish bank Bankia, hopes to raise €6.5bn of capital through a debt for equity exchange on Bankia shares, it said on Wednesday. The group was presenting highlights of a strategic plan to return the bank to profit next year.