Posts Tagged ‘ BRRD ’

Moody’s cites Norwegian BRRD covered benefits

Aug 21st, 2015
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The expected implementation in Norway of a resolution regime equivalent to the EU Bank Recovery & Resolution Directive (BRRD) will result in Norwegian covered bonds having less exposure to bank defaults and losses, Moody’s said last Friday (14 August), highlighting the rating benefits this has led to.



Nykredit eyes bail-in-able Eu3bn as S&P cuts, other Danes okayed

Jul 17th, 2015
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Nykredit Realkredit has confirmed it is targeting some Eu3bn (Dkr22bn) of bond issuance eligible for bail-in buffers over the next two years to bolster its capital after Standard & Poor’s downgraded it from A+ to A on Monday and left the rating on negative outlook.



S&P considers Nykredit, DLR cuts on BRRD

May 15th, 2015
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Standard & Poor’s on Tuesday placed Nykredit and DLR Kredit on CreditWatch Negative but affirmed its ratings of fellow Danish banks Jyske, Danske and Nordea Bank Danmark, after completing a review relating to the potential withdrawal of government support for the banking sector under the Bank Recovery & Resolution Directive.



S&P upgrades RD §15 bonds

May 8th, 2014
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Standard & Poor’s upgraded Realkredit Danmark senior secured issuance yesterday (Wednesday) following its lifting of parent bank Danske’s rating from A- to A Tuesday of last week, which came as part of wide-ranging BRRD-inspired bank rating actions.



S&P ups Danske but BRRD hits banks, covered RFC due

May 1st, 2014
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S&P upgraded Danske and took rating actions on Swedish banks on Tuesday in connection with a raft of actions on European banks to reflect less assumed government support given new resolution frameworks, and also flagged plans to incorporate this into covered bond ratings.



Swedish debt office bail-in proposal seen as credit negative by Moody’s

Aug 15th, 2013

A Swedish National Debt Office (Riksgälden) proposal on how to implement the EU bank recovery and resolution framework in Sweden is credit negative for senior unsecured debt of the country’s banks, particularly of the four largest, Moody’s said today (Thursday).