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◆ RBC prices debut euro dual trancher ◆ Minimal attrition despite 'ridiculously tight' spread ◆ KBC finds demand for senior non-preferred
◆ UniCredit finds ample demand for dual-trancher ◆ First issuance since Moody's upgrade ◆ NatWest leaves 2bp of NIP for investors
◆ Deal is first from updated sustainability bond framework and follows social debut from 2025 ◆ Earlier return to euros than previous years ◆ Minimal concession paid
◆ Bankers see European FIG market at near perfection ◆ BBVA extends curve though pays more for 10 year non-preferred foray ◆ UBS goes big in belly and long end at minimal concession
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  • Lloyds Bank has formulated a succession plan to prepare for the departure of Allen Appen, its head of bond financing, as another senior figure prepares to leave its debt capital markets group.
  • Market participants expect the Federal Reserve could address the topic of tapering at its meeting later today; however, the spread of the Delta variant may cause the central bank to put any talk on hold until its Jackson Hole Symposium next month.
  • Banca Carige’s share price fell nearly 60% on Tuesday, after trading in its stock reopened for the first time in about two and a half years. Investors are concerned about the outlook for the Italian lender, which may need to raise €400m of capital if it cannot find a merger partner.
  • Metro Bank said as part of its results on Wednesday that it was in danger of falling below its minimum requirements for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL), following a big drop in its common equity tier one (CET1) ratio.
  • Barclays has made several further promotions across its capital markets and M&A teams in London and New York, a week after rolling out a new global investment banking management structure.
  • The Bank of England looks set to wrap up a review of the minimum requirements for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL) without reconsidering its total asset threshold. That would be a mistake.