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An English High Court judgment on July 27 handed an olive branch to bondholders who have been subjected to burden sharing via coercive liability management exercises on subordinated debt. The judgment ruled that Anglo Irish Bank’s use of the "exit consent" mechanism in 2010 was unlawful.
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A potential delay of up to a year in the implementation of the Basel III framework into European law should not affect banks’ capital raising plans, bankers said on Thursday. In any case, they expect regulators to start monitoring banks under Basel III even before it is implemented.
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Fund managers and Asian private banking investors drove demand for Australia & New Zealand Bank’s $750m 10 year non call five tier two on Tuesday, underlining the depth of liquidity available for strong names untarnished by the eurozone crisis.
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National Australia Bank (NAB) capitalised on European and Asian investors’ liking for Australian bank names this year to price a A$200m ($131.4m) five year senior unsecured eurobond on Tuesday. The bank followed with a A$40m 6% 2022 self led bond the following day.
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FIG investors looked down under on Tuesday as Australia & New Zealand Bank’s US dollar denominated Reg S bond was followed by a senior benchmark from National Australia Bank.