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Spain’s biggest banks said this week that they had already gone a long way towards meeting the country’s new provisions and capital requirements. But for the smaller institutions, the rules are expected to spark another round of mergers.
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Three Italian banks offered to buy back hybrid paper this week in a rush to generate capital following a rule change by their regulator.
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Crédit Agricole SA used excess medium and long term cash raised last year to fund its jumbo cash tender offer that closed this week, the bank’s global head of funding told EuroWeek.
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Lending to the real economy will not be affected by banks’ plans to convert hybrids to equity and cut assets to reach the 9% temporary core capital buffer, the European Banking Authority said on Thursday night. But as markets keep up a New Year rally, questions are creeping in over the future of the Europe-wide recapitalisation project.
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Greece’s EFG Hellas launched a buyback on Thursday night, offering some of the lowest prices seen on bank capital tenders in recent months. The bank said it would buy back three tier ones totalling €415m at 40 cents on the euro. A €470m tier two is eligible for buyback at 50% of par.