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Fineco Bank is lining up the sale of a €200m additional tier one (AT1) bond after recently becoming independent from UniCredit — a deal that will make it only the fourth Italian issuer to raise capital in the asset class. -
Investors are increasingly showing "price discipline" in the primary market, according to FIG bankers, even though falling yields have severely limited their ability to quibble over returns.
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South Korea’s green and sustainable bond market is thriving this year. The country is already streets ahead of its peer China, with its sovereign printing a green deal and issuers embracing new twists on these financings. That forward-thinking mentality is just the beginning.
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Burgan Bank is in the market with an additional tier one benchmark, eyeing $500m. The order book has swollen to over $2bn.
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Commerzbank was more than 10 times subscribed for its first ever additional tier one on Tuesday, despite widespread disagreement in the market about what would constitute fair value for the new securities.
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Changes in European banking regulation are helping to convince long-time opponents of issuing additional tier one (AT1) capital that there is value in getting involved in the asset class, with Commerzbank finally signalling this week that it intends to issue in the format.
