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Austria’s ÖVAG launched a buyback and consent solicitation on a preferred security on Tuesday night in a bid to improve its capital position. The borrower is offering to buy back a €250m fixed to floating rate preferred security at 39% of par.
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Landshypotek issued its first sub-debt capital note in five years on Tuesday, a Skr500m dual tranche 10 year non-call five bond that included a regulatory capital event call that the issuer had not incorporated in any previous subordinated debt issue.
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Specialist insurer Beazley has bought back £30m of a £150m deal in a liability management exercise that was designed to take advantage of excess liquidity.
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Europe took big strides towards implementing Basel III rules this week, with a grouping of European finance ministers (Ecofin) agreeing to drafts of the new capital requirements directive and regulation.
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Douglas Flint, chairman of HSBC, this week underlined his bank’s support of the regulatory concept of forcing losses on bondholders through bail-in. Speaking at a HSBC financial institutions conference, Flint also warned that much more work needed to be done to iron out potential problems with the framework.
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