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Potential for Spanish banks to look to their subordinated paper to absorb losses is not a base case analysts said on Monday, as Standard & Poor’s downgraded 11 institutions and market talk on a system-wide bad bank in the country increased.
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UK insurers Aviva and Direct Line raised capital this week, tapping vastly different markets for tier one and tier two paper.
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Slovenia’s third largest bank, Abanka, approved a near one-for-one, €50m, rights issue on Wednesday, raising capital to meet a regulatory shortfall in the worst-hit banking market in central and eastern Europe.
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In a move to generate much needed common equity, Alpha Bank is offering to buy back tier one and tier two bonds at deep discounts to par. The liability management exercise comes after the bank announced it had taken an 863bp hit to its capital ratio as a result of the Greek debt exchange.
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The sanctity of the gentlemen’s agreement between tier two issuers and investors on calling bonds was blown out of the water this week as Bank of America and JP Morgan irked bondholders by leaving securities outstanding.
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