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Despite the downgrades of 15 major global banks by Moody’s on Thursday night, market participants said the move could help unclog FIG funding markets if banks moved to print with the ratings actions out of the way.
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Insurance holding company Talanx is putting to work some of the cash it raised through its March benchmark issue to buy back older securities that will soon lose capital treatment.
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Participation in Société Générale’s jumbo lower tier two buyback offer came almost exactly in line with the ceiling, despite take-up varying sharply across different tranches.
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Analysts are increasingly worried about the eventual cost of bad lending at Spain’s financial institutions — fears that have been exacerbated by Bank of Spain data released on Monday that showed increasing rates of non-performing loans.
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Italy’s government should be looking at recapitalising its banks, which are a “serious drag” on the economy, Morgan Stanley analysts say — although they reckon the banks are not about to sink the sovereign.