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As markets continue to worry about debt sustainability in Spain, Barclays analysts on Monday said that a stronger capital base would reassure investors on the probability of bank default. In total, they said Europe’s banks need some €120bn of new capital to bring funding costs down to economically sustainable levels.
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ABS and new style tier one securities could be potential fodder for future bank buybacks and exchanges, but specialists said the pipeline was thin after Banca Popolare dell’Emilia Romagna closed its tier two cash tender offer this week.
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As bond markets entered a renewed panic this week over Spain and its financial institutions, Bank of Spain governor Miguel Fernández Ordóñez called on Tuesday for increased powers to clean up the country’s banks, warning that more capital could be needed if the country’s economy worsened.
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European Banking Authority head Andrea Enria pushed back against moves to allow national regulators greater discretion in bank regulation this week, warning that they would lead to cracks in the single market.
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ABS and new style tier one securities could be potential fodder for future bank buybacks and exchanges, but specialists say the pipeline is thin after Banca Popolare dell’Emilia Romagna closed its tier two cash tender offer this week.