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Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena is expected to price a euro denominated 10 year bullet lower tier two issue later on Thursday, having mandated Crédit Agricole, Goldman Sachs and Société Générale for the trade.
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Shinsei Bank is hoping to create additional tier one capital and improve its overall capital structure through a liability management exercise announced on Tuesday.
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A subsidiary of VTB Bank said on Friday that it will not call one of its dollar lower tier two bonds at the first option date, becoming the first Russian financial institution to skip early redemption for economic reasons. -
Credit default swaps and cash bond spreads of Dutch insurer Aegon tightened this week after the company came to an agreement with the European Commission for the repayment of the Eu2bn of state aid it still owes to the Dutch government.
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The subordinated debt market was left reeling on Thursday after the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) blindsided it with proposals that some bankers said will undermine issuance of lower tier two debt.
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Liability management specialists this week played down the odds of mass buy-backs of trust preferred securities (Trups) by US issuers despite the sector only having a small window to do so after the US financial regulatory reform bill changed the capital treatment of the instruments.
