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Investors have moved on quickly from the first ever non-call decision on an additional tier one instrument this month, allowing banks to thrive in the new issue market. The feeling among some funds is that any fears about extension risk have simply been overdone. -
KBC Group completed a refinancing round for its €1.4bn perpetual non-call March 2019 additional tier one on Tuesday, becoming the first issuer to target euros in a recent flurry of issuance in the asset class.
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UBI Banca has given financial institutions bond investors one of their first opportunities to pick up high yielding product in the euro market this year, with the Italian lender opening books on a new tier two on Monday.
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Former Bank of China syndicate head Sebastian Ha has joined SPDB International as its head of fixed income.
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Banks are circling the additional tier one market, looking to replicate very well received transactions from Crédit Agricole and ING Groep this week.
