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ABN Amro is set to revive Europe’s dormant tier two capital market, when it meets investors next week to discuss a potential new issue.
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A handful of European banks are understood to be looking seriously at their options for issuing tier one or tier two securities in the second half of this year, despite fears that regulations will take longer to finalise than expected.
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As Europe’s banks begin preparations to issue tier two and hybrid tier one securities in the second half of the year, worries are growing that final sign-off on new capital rules will take longer than expected.
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Guidance this week from the UK tax authority has done little to clarify whether hybrid tier one securities issued under incoming bank capital rules would be treated as debt or equity for tax purposes.
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Italy’s Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena launched its swap of up to €1.25bn of old capital instruments for senior debt on Wednesday as it laid out a new three year plan that includes shrinking the balance sheet and reducing its reliance on official funding.