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Pan-European accounts provided broad support to Raiffeisen Bank International’s Eu500m tier two issue on Wednesday, which provided another pricing reference point for the asset class.
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Allied Irish Banks’ sub debt buy-back, a similar structure to Anglo Irish Bank’s exercise last year, comes with “one of the strongest sticks we’ve seen”, a liability management expert told EuroWeek.
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Raiffeisen Bank International is set to price a Eu500m 10 year bullet lower tier two issue on Wednesday, with the guidance of 325bp over mid-swaps generating plenty of food for thought for the market.
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The extra capital pledged for Portugal’s banks may be required to stabilise the sector as the country’s austerity measures bite, analysts have said.
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Banco Comercial Portugues launched an up-to Eu1bn equity-for-hybrids exchange offer on Tuesday, keeping to a timetable in which it plans to raise as much as Eu1.25bn of equity before the end of June.