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Volksbank Wien placed its debut additional tier one deal on Tuesday, becoming the latest financial institution to revisit a transaction that was first floated in late 2018. -
Chinese issuers have become too focused on Hong Kong when marketing their dollar bonds, panelists at Euromoney's China Debt Capital Markets Summit said last week.
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There is nothing wrong with letting banks decide for themselves if refinancing an additional tier one is in their own best interests.
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Participants in the financial institutions bond market were bewildered to see Coventry Building Society paying up to issue a new additional tier one and tender for an old one this week. But the transaction gave other issuers a window into how European rules on bank capital may be applied in practice — something that could pave the way for new and more liberal approaches to calling and refinancing AT1s, writes Tyler Davies.
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Financial institutions bond bankers were pleased to see investors welcome new capital trades from Caixa Económica Montepio Geral and Van Lanschot this week, as smaller and rarer names hit screens after a boom in supply this month.
