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The Bank of East Asia returned to the market with a Basel III-compliant additional tier one (AT1) deal, paying no premium despite reporting disappointing interim results for the first half of 2019 and amid the turmoil in Hong Kong SAR. -
Bank of Montreal and Rothesay Life made use of the quieter political situation in the UK this week to issue in sterling, in the same week issuance paced down in the euro market ahead of the European Central Bank’s meeting.
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FWD Group has come to the market with yet another unusual transaction, raising $600m but seeing the bond open a whole point lower in the secondary market on Wednesday morning.
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Achmea put out a statement on Wednesday in which it reminded investors to rely on Bloomberg for information about upcoming issuances, amid speculation that it was considering raising restricted tier one or tier two notes.
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Italian bank bonds have performed very strongly as the country has prepared to welcome in a new government, but investors are still waiting for the sector to produce any new debt supply.
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Rothesay Life chose a quieter day in UK politics to issue a tier two in the sterling market on Tuesday. It also took advantage of the lack of supply in the currency and the deal was oversubscribed four times its £400m size.
