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◆ Unsecured sterling supply ranges from highly rated US insurers to debut, unrated capital ◆ Aldermore's inaugural benchmark to be a tier two ◆ MassMutual brings September's third sterling FABN
Morgan Stanley priced a €693m Spanish RMBS
US rate cut should support demand for long bonds
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Norwegian insurer Gjensidige Forsikring is looking to refinance its outstanding restricted tier one (RT1) note – the first ever sold in the format – with a pair of new subordinated deals. -
Swedish banks will have to maintain a countercyclical capital buffer worth 2% of their risk-weighted assets during normal times, according to new guidance from the nation’s Financial Supervisory Authority this week.
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Danish firm Nykredit Realkredit tapped the MTN market for non-preferred paper this week ahead of a deadline for regulatory debt buffers next year. Elsewhere, Alandsbanken issued its first additional tier one (AT1) note.
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The ball is rolling when it comes to banks printing green deals in subordinated formats, but there are still some lingering questions over whether capital makes the best fit for ESG issuance frameworks.
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Banks shouldn’t get their hopes up for radical changes to the capital buffer system.
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Barclays and Standard Chartered gave euro investors rare opportunities to build subordinated exposure to UK banks this week. The issuers were looking to benefit from strong market conditions during a more stable trading period for interest rates.
