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Slovenia’s Nova Ljubljanska Banka became the second European bank this week to take advantage of low secondary trading prices to buy back subordinated paper.
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Société Générale launched a cash tender offer this week of a size not seen in the European market since late 2011, targeting over €5bn worth of tier two securities in the second phase of its Basel III liability management plan.
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Capital structuring specialists this week praised the European Banking Authority for its consultative approach to new rules on own funds, after what they said was a constructive public hearing on Thursday, writes Katie Llanos-Small.
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Retail holders of subordinated debt in Spain’s Banco CAM are being targeted by the failed bank’s new owner with a swap into Banco Sabadell equity.
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Bank of Ireland has agreed the sale of a portfolio of UK infrastructure project finance loans of around €200m to one of Aviva’s investment vehicles. The transaction will take the bank within touching distance of its €10bn divestment target.