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BNP Paribas on Tuesday offered a 12 year tier two bond in bullet format, making use of favourable conditions to offer investors a chance to invest in a longer dated deal. -
Saxo Bank has announced plans to sell its first tier two bond, outlining its expectations for pricing before opening the order books.
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Three Nordic banks and one British bank placed paper in Swedish krona this week. NatWest Markets made its debut in the currency, while Scandinavian-based Avida Finans printed its first AT1. Avida Finans plans to follow this debut AT1 with a future stock exchange listing.
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Santander this week showed the breadth of its funding options with a third dollar deal in as many weeks as it exploited red-hot conditions for senior preferred paper.
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DCM bankers say that market conditions are just right for some of Europe’s smaller and more marginalised financial institutions to bring new bond deals ahead of the summer.
