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The subordinated bond market is bracing for turmoil after the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) delivered a shock on Thursday when it outlined plans to force lower tier two bondholders to take losses immediately before a troubled bank receives state support. The move could hit existing bonds, which could now be less likely to be called. -
The European Commission has allowed ABN Amro to call Eu87m of preference shares so that a Eu1bn tier one security is not reclassified as tier two capital.
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A build-up of reverse enquiries from German investors over recent weeks helped Norddeutsche Landesbank to bring a Eu400m 10 year bullet lower tier two launched in June to Eu500m.
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Brazil’s Banco Bradesco capitalised on low global interest rates to price a $1.1bn long 10 year bond on Monday, with the lowest ever coupon for a lower tier two issue from the country.
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A build-up of reverse inquiries from German investors over recent weeks helped Norddeutsche Landesbank to bring a Eu400m 10 year bullet lower tier two launched in June to Eu500m.
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Brazil’s Banco Bradesco dived into the subordinated debt market on Monday with a $1bn long 10 year lower tier two bond.
