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Spain’s Bankia found a tight pricing level this week for the first benchmark tier two transaction of 2019. The bank is maintaining a higher than average stock of debt in the asset class, having not yet decided to issue non-preferred senior bonds. -
Banco Santander opened books on a new additional tier one deal in dollars on Wednesday, surprising market participants who thought the Spanish bank would not refinance an older series of euro notes before their call date on March 12.
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Financial institutions bond bankers are hoping that the additional tier one market is back in fashion with investors, after UBS was able to attract a whopping $16bn of orders for a $2.5bn transaction this week.
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Asia’s sustainability market took a big step forward this week when Kookmin Bank priced a Basel III-compliant tier two bond with a sustainability label — the first of its kind in the region. Morgan Davis reports.
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Additional tier ones issued by Banco Santander plunged in value on Wednesday, after the Spanish financial institution reiterated that it would only redeem capital securities at their first call dates if it was cost efficient to do so.
