US regionals need at least two years for TLAC transition

Market participants think issuance will be feasible for largest, but only in calmer conditions

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US regional banks should be able to meet looming requirements to issue bail-in debt, but market participants warn it will take time, and must be part of wider efforts to restore investor confidence in the sector.

“I would have a very sceptical view about any kind of real market access today for these kinds of bonds,” says John Roddy, co-head of financial services investment banking at Raymond James.

Jacques de Saint Phalle, head of the fixed income syndicate at investment bank Piper Sandler

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