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BBVA said on Thursday that it was planning a EBA-compliant, non-convertible tier one instrument as well as liability management measures to raise capital after its acquisition of Unnim Banc.
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Credit Suisse launched its self-led 10 non-call five year tier two buffer capital note on Wednesday morning to much interest in the Swiss franc market, with rival bankers saying they expect the deal to go well.
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Banco CAM saw a 42% take-up rate on its buyback of two tier two securities this week.
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Retail investors played an important role in below par capital buybacks from two of the three Austrian banks to have closed transactions in recent days. Bawag, Erste Bank and Raiffeisen Bank International bought back a combined €1.3bn in deals that closed on Friday and Monday, with retail participation particularly strong on two of the trades.
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Credit Suisse is expected to issue a Sfr500m-Sfr1bn 10 non-call five year buffer capital note in Swiss francs this week. Initial price thoughts on the contingent capital instrument are due early on Tuesday afternoon, but the deal may come through the 7.87% yield area where the bank’s dollar BCNs are trading.
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Commerzbank’s debt for equity swap proved an efficient way to raise core tier one, the bank’s head of capital management told EuroWeek Bank Finance.