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BNP Paribas on Thursday launched a tender offer for €3bn of convertible and subordinated hybrid equity-linked securities (Cashes) issued by Fortis Bank, in a deal that unwinds a complex arrangement underlying the 2009 restructuring of the Dutch lender.
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The Financial Stability Board has commended Switzerland for its bank regulation reforms, saying the use of contingent capital (Coco) there will influence the instruments' role at the global level.
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Swiss Re has followed in the footsteps of Zürcher Kantonalbank by launching its debut new style subordinated perpetual convertible note on Thursday morning, a Sfr200m minimum 7.25% non-call five year.
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US retail accounts provided the bulk of demand for Aegon’s $500m issue on Tuesday, showing that there is a buyer base for non-cumulative tier two paper.
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Commerzbank has decided to postpone this year’s round of bonuses until July, and will deliver these payments mostly in shares, well placed bankers told EuroWeek on Wednesday.
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As its blockbuster rights issue approaches its close, UniCredit is targeting a further increase to its core capital with a below par buyback of up to €3bn of tier one and tier two securities.