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Debt capital market officials are curious to see whether financial institutions bond investors are prepared to welcome deals from rarer and smaller names, after the boom in supply in March. -
A surge of additional tier one issuance this week shone a light on how activity in the market is going to shape up in the coming months and years — refinancing is now the main game in town.
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Bank of Georgia is in the market with its first ever additional tier one bond on Thursday, offering a generous yield but keeping the size down.
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Barclays gave investors a chance to buy deeply subordinated UK bank risk on Wednesday, joining a string of issuers in hitting the additional tier one market ahead of impending call dates.
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Market participants expect that bank capital valuations will rally much further in 2019, with investors reverting to a hunt for yield amid the prospect of interest rates being lower for longer.
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BBVA was set to replenish its additional tier one (AT1) capital base on Tuesday, launching a deal designed to give it more options when it comes to calling outstanding bonds.
