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Cyprus Popular Bank is offering holders of a €450m subordinated floater to switch the bonds in to senior paper or tender them for cash below par, in a bid to increase its capital ratios.
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Delta Lloyd Life has mandated Barclays, Morgan Stanley and Rabobank for a series of investors meetings, with an eye to a debut subordinated transaction.
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Spain’s national champions say new provisioning requirements will not materially hurt their capital ratios. But the rules will have a larger effect on the smaller institutions.
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Even as its sovereign looked to be lurching ever closer to meltdown, Greek lender Alpha Bank added €333m, or 74bp, to its core tier one capital ratio by buying back capital securities below par, it said this week.
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Core and non-Eurozone covered bond supply remains in high demand, with France’s Caisse de Refinancement de l’Habitat the most likely candidate to slake investors thirst for issuance.
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Spain is at risk of an Irish-style bank meltdown, investors and bankers cautioned this week as the government was forced to take a 45% stake in its largest savings bank group.