ICBC’s tier two fails to silence pricing debate
Once the dust had settled on last Thursday's Basel III-compliant tier two bond in dollars from Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (Asia) — the first in the region — the deal came in for mixed reviews as the bonds widened through the week.
Even though the leads had tiptoed into the process by gathering investor ideas on pricing a day before the 10 year non call five tier two launched, pricing was complicated by varying views on how much a non-viability trigger would cost.
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