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There are plenty of reasons to be cheerful about first quarter bank results, but it’s too early to be excited. -
Bank capital investors believe yields could reach new record lows in the European additional tier one market, as another positive earnings season helps to lessen the “perceived riskiness” of the asset class.
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NatWest Group recorded a loss at its investment bank on Thursday, after climbing down from the dizzying heights of last year’s first quarter profits. The weaker numbers weighed on the performance of the group, but the bank still managed to breeze past market expectations.
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French borrower La Banque Postale (LBP) has visited the private placement market to raise tier two debt, which could go towards financing the call of its April 2026 line.
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There is a golden opportunity for banks to set a precedent by issuing sustainability-linked bonds across the capital stack, rather than waiting for regulators to finish fretting over the guidance.
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Bank of Cyprus and Nykredit, at opposite ends of the FIG ratings spectrum, issued tier two bonds over the last week and both found strong demand from investors for the extra spread the product offers over senior debt. But with bank capital ratios rising, there seems little appetite among other issuers to follow.
