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Dutch insurer Aegon is out with the year’s second insurance capital issue, taking orders from US retail investors for a 30 non-call 5.5 year tier two deal that has non-cumulative coupons.
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The European Commission on Tuesday gave its clearest signal yet that it will be tolerant of banks that resort to government funds to reach the European Banking Authority's 9% core capital ratio, which is required by the end of June.
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Capital rules proposed by the UK’s Independent Commission on Banking would not conflict with a single rule book for banks in Europe, Michel Barnier, European Commissioner for internal market and services, said on Monday.
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Zürcher Kantonalbank issued the first ever Basel III compliant tier one security this week, a Sfr590m 3.5% perpetual non-call 5-1/2 year deal, helped by the quick-moving Swiss regulator.
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The International Capital Market Association went on the offensive over the European Banking Authority’s contingent capital instrument this week, calling for a tier two structure
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ING Bank is to push back a €3bn repayment of state support that it had been planning to make in the next four months — but the bank said it nonetheless hoped to return the funds by the end of the year.