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European regulators have warned banks against complacency after just seven of 91 institutions failed the much-awaited stress tests on Friday. -
European regulators have warned banks against complacency after just seven of 91 institutions failed the much-awaited stress tests on Friday.
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BanColombia and Brazil’s Banco Votorantim attracted over $5bn of demand for their subordinated tier two bank debt early this week. This underscored strong investor demand for Latin American financial paper, even in a subdued trading week dominated by fears over European banks’ stress tests results, bankers said.
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Bank of East Asia increased its recent July 2020 lower tier two bond by $150m at the end of last week, getting a cheaper price for the tap after the original $450m deal rallied strongly last week.
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Nationwide Building Society made a successful comeback to the European lower tier two market this week when it priced a well oversubscribed Eu750m 10 year bullet issue. The deal, which was led by Barclays Capital, Deutsche Bank and JPMorgan, attracted an order book of Eu1.3bn and 130 investors.
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Bank of East Asia became the latest Asian financial institution to sell 10 year bullet lower tier two bonds last week, raising $450m from an issue that rival bankers said suffered from poor — or unlucky — timing.
