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Dutch insurers Achmea and ASR Nederland gave investors a rare chance to pick up Restricted Tier 1 (RT1) notes this week, with the latter having gone the extra mile to strengthen liquidity in its existing bonds. -
An innovation from Nationwide Building Society in the additional tier one market this week was almost overshadowed by the blowout performance of its new £600m issue. But FIG experts suggest the new feature, which gives issuers greater leeway to call bonds at first instance, might have popular appeal in the market.
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Italian banks from across the spectrum of credit quality have accessed debt capital markets this week, as they enjoy funding costs that might not have seemed possible in the middle of the term of the country’s previous government.
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Barclays has become the second financial institution to issue an additional tier one (AT1) in the sterling market this week, supported by a quiet backdrop in UK politics and healthy investor demand. The issuer was 7.5 times subscribed for its £1bn deal.
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Nationwide Building Society raised £600m of additional tier one (AT1) capital this week with the help of strong support from sterling investors, some of whom were pleased to see that the UK lender had developed a more efficient method for calling and refinancing deals in the asset class.
