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Subordinated bank bonds were under pressure on Thursday and Friday, as risky assets fell victim to the same volatility that has been plaguing rates markets for weeks. -
The Financial Stability Board is looking into how banks have used their capital and liquidity buffers during the coronavirus crisis and expects to publish a report containing some of its ‘preliminary’ findings in July.
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Tryg Forsikring found strong demand for a new restricted tier one (RT1) bond in the Swedish market on Wednesday, as it looked to optimise its capital structure in preparation for the purchase of RSA Insurance Group’s Nordic businesses.
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The thinking that the additional tier one (AT1) market should go back to trading through its pre-pandemic valuations holds big risks.
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Bank of Qingdao has become the latest Chinese bank looking to sell tier two bonds in the onshore market, as the country's lenders step up their issuance this year.
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Fund managers are eyeing up opportunities in the additional tier one (AT1) market this year, with spreads still said to be well wide of their potential lows.
