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Bank capital buybacks continued this week, as Italy’s Banca Popolare dell’Emilia Romagna launched a new cash offer while Spain’s Banco Financiero y de Ahorros and Germany’s Munich Re wrapped up tenders. But, as in other areas of the market, the week ahead is expected to be quiet.
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Development Bank of the Philippines has closed its Ps5.65bn retail-targeted lower tier two deal, swelling its capital adequacy ratio by around 2.50% for the next year and a half.
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Development Bank of the Philippines closed an issue of Ps5.65bn ($131.38m) lower tier two notes last week, turning to retail investors to find most of the money it needs to redeem another subordinated deal that falls due in September 2013.
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As Bankia found decent take-up on its RMBS buyback (see separate story), majority shareholder Banco Financiero y de Ahorros spent €182m buying back tier ones and tier twos below par, in a deal that closed on Wednesday.
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Talanx returned to capital issuance after a seven year absence from the market on Wednesday, drawing in €850m of orders from over 100 accounts ahead of an expected initial public offering.