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French lender Crédit Mutuel Arkéa launched an offer to buy back a €250m constant maturity swap-linked tier one note at 60% of par this week.
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A European Commission working group on reform of the banking sector launched a broad consultation for financial institutions and their customers this week.
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Spain’s ability to step in if its banks need help came under analyst scrutiny this week, as worsening economic conditions intensified the market focus on the country’s lenders.
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In a bid to cut regulatory arbitrage, the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision called for a re-write of the boundaries between trading books and banking books in a consultation released on Thursday.
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French lender Crédit Mutuel Arkéa launched an offer on Wednesday to buy back a €250m constant maturity swap-linked tier one note at 60% of par.