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Novo Banco looked set to be able to place a tier two bond after announcing exchange offers from senior bondholders on Friday. But the Portuguese lender is beleaguered by investor protests as it seeks to complete a crucial stage on its path to becoming a normal bank. Jasper Cox reports. -
Friday marks one year since the launch of the Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosure’s final guidelines — a blueprint for companies to report to investors how they are facing up to climate change.
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The Swiss Exchange (SIX), in conjunction with major Swiss franc bond market participants, is set to launch a digital platform called Deal Pool, in the hope of simplifying processes and breeding efficiency in the market. But it will likely change the role of bank sales desks substantially.
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Allen & Overy has hired Sally Dewar, JP Morgan’s head of international regulatory affairs, to lead its new Allen & Overy Strategy Group, a new regulatory consulting business.
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When 16 banks recently conducted a pilot study on how to analyse climate change risks on their balance sheets, they only published three case studies, and only one bank, Barclays, was willing to put its name to its study.
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UK asset manager Winterbrook Capital has gone public with a claim that events of default have occurred on Novo Banco senior notes, on the week in which the bank is attempting to sell a tier two bond and tender old senior bonds.
