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Dexia Credit Local hit a 92% take-up rate on an offer to buy back a tier one at less than a quarter of par value, it announced on Thursday. Investors tendered €643.8m of the €700m tier one note that was eligible for buyback at 24% of par.
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FIG issuers are studying their options for issuing subordinated paper and hybrid capital, driven by changing regulations and growing concerns over asset encumbrance, bankers said on Wednesday.
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Munich Re could issue a new tier two security as soon as next week, after it announced a roadshow at the same time as it opened a tender offer on an old note on Tuesday.
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Banco CAM saw a 42% take-up rate on a discounted capital buyback this week.
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In a deal propelled by interest in the new tier two notes on offer, investors tendered two thirds of eligible securities in Royal Bank of Scotland’s debt swap, the bank said on Thursday.