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Credit Suisse’s subordinated paper rallied this week as the bank responded to Swiss National Bank pressure with a swathe of measures to boost its solvency.
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Financial institution liability management inched up a gear this week with three new deals hitting the screens. But in contrast to the winter buyback boom driven by a race for capital, motivations for this week’s cash tender offers were more varied.
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Intesa Sanpaolo launched a cash tender offer this week targeting an eye-catching €10bn of subordinated securities and more than €22bn of senior unsecured paper, but capped the deal at less than 5% of the amount outstanding.
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Old Mutual plc pressed ahead with its £1.7bn debt reduction plan this week, launching a £450m senior and subordinated buyback.
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US Bancorp set a new record for the lowest coupon on a 10 year bank deal after reporting a rise in profits while Morgan Stanley hit the market with a 30 year trade this week.
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Old Mutual plc is pushing ahead with its £1.7bn debt reduction plan with a £450m buyback operation across senior and subordinated paper.