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Banca Popolare di Milano’s tier ones were downgraded this week as the borrower opted to stop paying coupons on the security — a rare move that some interpreted as a sign of growing risks for subordinated bondholders.
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Bank usage of contingent capital could increase systemic risk if investors try to provoke or avoid conversion, the Bank of England said in a discussion paper on Thursday.
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The regulatory acronym alphabet soup had another ingredient added to it this week as the International Association of Insurance Supervisors began consulting on how to define G-SIIs — global systemically important insurers.
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Talk of subordinated creditors to Spain’s banks taking losses increased sharply this week, as the government scrabbled to find €19bn for Bankia’s parent.
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Bank usage of contingent capital could increase systemic risk if investors try to provoke or avoid conversion, the Bank of England said in a discussion paper on Thursday.