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Swedbank has joined the year-end rush for bank capital, launching a euro denominated subordinated 10 year non-call five bond which has been priced with a minimal new issue premium compared to deals from its Nordic peers.
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Investors were keen to participate in an unusually structured tier two instrument from French lender Société Générale on Wednesday morning. The Reg S deal, which has a perpetual maturity and features deferrable coupons to qualify for Standard & Poor’s equity credit, had attracted over $2bn of orders by late morning.
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CRD IV and CRR I must start coming into effect next year, the European Commission says, despite an industry call for a one year delay given that Basel III will not be implemented on schedule in the US.
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UK insurer Standard Life went from roadshow to reality on Monday, bringing a 30 year non-call 10 subordinated bond in its domestic market, having spent last week meeting investors. Meanwhile, Svenska Handelsbanken was also in the sterling market with a 10 year senior unsecured bond.
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Spanish lenders BBVA and Ibercaja have bought back almost €1bn of subordinated debt and ABS in liability management offers that will boost their capital ratios.
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