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Credit Suisse is aiming to clean up its capital structure ahead of Basel III with a buyback targeting Sfr10bn ($10.9bn) of tier one and tier two securities.
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Commerzbank has booked €776m in core tier one capital through its exchange of subordinated debt and hybrids for equity.
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Piraeus Bank and Dexia Credit Local are buying back capital securities at deep discounts to par in a bid to create capital.
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Credit Suisse is set for a trip around Switzerland on Monday and Tuesday to introduce investors to its Swiss franc buffer capital note. If the bank decides to come to the market thereafter, it would be the first contingent convertible (Coco) issued by a financial institution in the local currency.
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Norway’s DNB Bank added to the growing family of regulation-ready tier two on Thursday when it printed a €750m 10 year non-call five transaction designed to comfort itself, as well as investors, over future regulatory treatment.
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