BRUSSELS – Many of the capital instruments that are eligible for prudential purposes in the European banking and insurance industries are similar in the two sectors even if they are labelled differently. However, one type of instrument that receives different regulatory treatment in each sector is the increasingly popular hybrid, a capital market instrument that raises difficult questions about its place in the capital structure of financial institutions because it combines both equity and debt features

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