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Erste Group Bank and UniCredit hit the tier two and senior unsecured markets on Monday, while several second tier European financial institutions prepared senior deals.
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The implementation of bail-in may still be in its formative stages, but capital structurers are pressing ahead with ideas for a new class of debt which could sit above tier two, protecting senior bondholders from suffering losses by putting an extra tripwire in the capital structure, writes Will Caiger-Smith.
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Hong Kong’s Citic Bank International raised $300m from a lower tier two bond last week, becoming the third Asian bank to issue old-style subordinated debt this month as the region’s lenders try to beat impending Basel III rules.
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Fears mounted this week that the manner in which Spain might be required to recapitalise its banks could end up creating more pain for the sovereign.
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A poor secondary market backdrop overshadowed the textbook execution of Erste Group Bank’s $500m Asia-targeted tier-two deal this week, leaving Raiffeisen Bank International and other issuers waiting for conditions to improve.
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