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Dutch lender ING is exchanging Eu756m of retail tier one paper for two new five year senior unsecured bonds, adding Eu230m to the capital it generated in its institutional buyback.
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ING has closed a tender of its US dollar perpetual securities as well as an exchange offer for its institutional euro and sterling notes, achieving an overall participation rate of 66%. The deal will net the Dutch lender an extra €515m of capital.
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Barclays and Banco BPI have achieved high participation rates in tier one tender offers, each generating core tier one capital by buying back paper at a discount.
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Bank of Ireland’s deleveraging effort took a step forward on Monday, as it agreed the sale of Burdale Financial to Wells Fargo for €690m.
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ICMA is spearheading an industry survey on the European Banking Authority’s new termsheet for contingent capital instruments (Cocos) as part of preparations to lobby the London-based regulator, EuroWeek has learned.
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Banking supervisors need to be vigilant in signing off capital relief trades, the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has warned. “Recent transactions have raised concerns among supervisors about potential regulatory capital arbitrage,” it said on Friday.