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Submissions close on Friday on Banco Financiero y de Ahorros’ closely watched buyback offer, which broke with tradition this week by giving no indication of the targeted tender prices.
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Sweden outlined its national finish for bank capital on November 25, calling for its four biggest financial institutions to hold a 5% capital buffer on top of Basel III requirements.
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The European Banking Authority’s harmonised contingent capital instrument may have a tier one host security, according to one banker, something that will disappoint hybrid structurers who had been hoping for a tier two host.
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Activity in the Swiss franc market was limited to domestic names this week as investors panicked over Moody’s downgrade of Eksportfinans to junk last week. Swiss institutional investors are unable to hold sub investment grade paper, and so are being forced to offload the Norwegian agency’s bonds (see story on page six for details).
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Lloyds Banking Group joined the liability management stampede this week with an exchange of nearly £5bn equivalent of tier two securities approaching their call dates for new lower tier two paper.