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Recovering Irish residential property prices will yield Royal Bank of Scotland’s Ulster Bank division £300m of net impairment provision releases in the third quarter of 2014, the UK banking group said in a trading performance update to the market on Tuesday. -
Basel III-compliant tier two bonds in Korea have become more investor friendly after changes made by the country’s regulators, which reduce the chance of non-viability risks, according to a Fitch report.
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Andy Jobst, a senior economist in the European department at the International Monetary Fund, told delegates to the ECBC/Euromoney covered bond conference that regulatory obstacles remained high, despite the political mandate for SME covered bonds and ABS.
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Société Générale is ready to allocate more capital to its investment banking and lending businesses. The capital-light “originate-to-distribute” model which has prevailed as European banks have deleveraged is still delivering returns at SG, but the bank is willing to use more balance sheet to fuel the business.
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Indian lenders looking to issue Basel III bonds received a huge boost on September 22 after the country’s Pension Fund Regulatory & Development Authority (PFRDA) allowed pension funds to buy additional tier one (AT1) bonds.
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The European Central Bank said on Thursday that European banks only drew €82.6bn in the first round of its Targeted Long Term Refinancing Operation (TLTRO) – far below consensus expectations and previous rounds of cheap central bank money.
