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A sell-off in peripheral European sovereign paper last week helped convince investors to participate in Intesa Sanpaolo’s subordinated and senior unsecured tender, driving the participation rate to just under 35% for the sub paper and around 15% for the senior.
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Old Mutual plc is to buy back £387.7m of its own senior debt in conclusion of a liability management exercise launched last week. It increased the funds it had earmarked for the repurchase and left two subordinated instruments untouched, after receiving more demand for the buyback than it had expected.
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Bankinter last Friday (July 20) opened a debt for equity swap targeting a line of preference shares held by retail investors, as the Eurogroup approved the bail-out for Spain’s banks.
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Strength of investor interest in Credit Suisse’s capital buyback surprised market participants this week, and led the bank to increase its overall spend to $4bn, after 32% of the 11 securities targeted were tendered.
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Tier two from banks in core jurisdictions took a ratings hit from Standard & Poor’s this week, but remained in investment grade territory.