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Several of Europe’s largest banks, including Santander and Credit Suisse, have been raising equity capital this year to satisfy regulators. But FIG ECM specialists believe this is coming to an end. Taking its place will be the re-privatisations of nationalised banks, and on the horizon, a return of mergers among banks. Olivier Holmey reports. -
Predicting the future, especially in banking, is a fool’s game. Only this time, seven years on from the collapse of Lehman Brothers, it is becoming increasingly obvious — thanks to regulation and technology — what banking will look like in 2020. Owen Sanderson reports.
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Issuers, investors and regulators are paying attention to senior unsecured bank debt, and the tier two bonds that stand below them in the capital structure, like never before. Nick Jacob reports.
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Nineteen eurozone countries with as many legal systems, 23 officially recognised languages, 3,500 banks and just one supervisor. Sceptics say the ECB’s Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM) has an impossible task. In the first year alone, it has achieved an enormous amount, but the hard work may be just beginning, writes Virginia Furness.
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It’s not just financial institutions wrestling with extra layers of regulatory complexity. As the banking system moves from bail-out to bail-in, the buyside is finding it increasingly difficult to make investment decisions. What do investors really think about bank debt? Tyler Davies reports.
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Oberthur Technologies, the French smart cards maker, indefinitely postponed its IPO on Wednesday, blaming poor market conditions.
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