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Kutxabank extended the Spanish penchant for tender offers through unmodified Dutch auctions on Wednesday, when it launched a buyback on seven tranches of ABS and three lower tier two securities.
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PICC Group, a Chinese non-life insurance company, has mandated 17 banks to lead its IPO. The company is hoping to raise $5bn-$6bn in a dual listing in Hong Kong and Shanghai in the second half of the year.
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Uncertainty reigned among bankers in Madrid on Monday morning, as they welcomed clarity on the capital needs of Bankia but worried about what lay ahead.
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Banco Santander has appointed Banesto CEO José García Cantera to run the global wholesale banking franchise. He replaces Adolfo Lagos, who is due to retire next year.
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The number of investors that are considering buying loan portfolios is increasing, and the discounts they are negotiating are falling, according to a survey that should cheer Europe’s capital-hungry banks.
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Optimism that more FIG borrowers will be able to bring capital transactions before summer was strong among syndicate officials this week, despite a volatile backdrop.