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UK banks have surfaced in the unsecured debt markets for the first time in about four months, buoyed by optimism about a series of crucial votes on Brexit in parliament next week. Experts suggest that the country’s financial institutions will have to get used to these sorts of narrow issuance windows, with the country yet to even start the most challenging stages of its exit from the European Union. -
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Clydesdale Bank was more than four times subscribed when it launched a new additional tier one capital bond in the sterling market on Wednesday, in an interesting test of demand for UK risk assets at a crucial stage in the Brexit negotiations.
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French demand outweighed interest from UK accounts in an additional tier one deal for the first time this week when Erste Bank sold a €500m bond that it had first planned nearly a year ago.
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Crédit Mutuel Arkéa sold a new tier two against a strong market backdrop on Monday, as the French financial institution spelt out its desire to maintain high credit ratings and capital buffers.
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