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Direct Line Group’s print of a £500m tier two bond was a success, said bankers away from the deal, despite price talk being revised upwards during Friday’s execution.
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Lead managers have taken £750m of orders for a 30 non-call 10 year issue from UK insurer Direct Line, with guidance at 9.375% to 9.5%.
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The Bank of Spain went on the offensive this week to reassure international investors on the state of the country’s financial sector, saying two thirds of lenders had already met tough new capital and provisioning rules.
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As banks turned to tender offers on asset backed securities, Crédit Logement wrapped up a capital buyback — an increasingly rare exercise — this week, increasing the cap on the deal on the back of strong demand.
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The Bank of Spain hit back at critics of the country’s lenders on Tuesday, saying the financial institutions are firmly on track to increase capital and provisioning against troubled real estate lending.