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Aggressive liability management trades on subordinated could be ahead for troubled Spanish banks, after a memo leaked overnight indicated burden sharing was likely for lenders that take a European bail-out.
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After a fourth quarter of grumbling and a first half of getting on with it, the continent’s larger banks have hit the 9% core capital ratio set down by the European Banking Authority, the regulator said on Wednesday. But it acknowledges that pumping up capital ratios on its own will not heal Europe’s troubled banks.
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German insurance holding company Talanx is to buyback €200m of tier two paper through a tender offer that puts to work cash raised from its first quarter benchmark deal.
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Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena generated €230m of core capital in its sub for senior exchange offer, which saw a 30% participation rate, despite overall interest falling short of the deal cap.
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The UK government on Friday asked for suggestions as to whether its Building Societies Act needs updating to support a new, loss-absorbent capital instrument as part of a wholesale review of the mutual sector.
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