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Spain’s Kutxabank has announced the take-up results in its ABS and tier two buyback, which was priced through unmodified Dutch auction, saying it will repurchase €210m of lower tier two and ABS paper at an average price of 72% of par.
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Spain’s Liberbank is seeking permission to buy back all its retail targeted subordinated debt at par. But the deal would come with a twist: bondholders would have to keep all the proceeds in a fixed term savings account at the bank for four years.
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Société Générale returned to liability management on Monday, with a deal that sheds light on its plans to prepare for Basel III rules — and breaks the hiatus in large scale buybacks and exchanges from European banks that has existed since the first quarter.
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The US put an end to uncertainty over if or when it would implement the Basel III framework on Thursday, when the Federal Reserve launched a consultation on new capital rules.
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Regulators will be able to intervene early in a troubled bank in an attempt to turn it around before it goes into resolution, under the European Commission’s proposals for a directive on bank resolution and recovery published this week.
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Bankers warned this week that proposed European rules to allow governments and regulatory authorities to force losses on senior bondholders of failing institutions would drastically alter the risks of buying unsecured bank debt, writes Will Caiger-Smith.