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Dollar bond issuance in Asia appears to have got off to a strong start, with a rally both in the primary and secondary markets. But that is not enough for many DCM bankers in the region, who are hoping for a bigger upside. -
Abanca decided to bring its tier two bond to the market on Friday, giving the euro market its first bank capital deal of the year. It was able to reach investors before the UK parliament vote on Brexit threatens sentiment next week.
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Shanghai Commercial Bank followed Hong Kong’s Dah Sing Bank into the bond market on Thursday with a $300m Basel III-compliant tier two deal.
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Hong Kong’s Dah Sing Bank priced a popular $225m Basel III-compliant tier two deal this week, kicking off what is set to be a critical year for Asia’s bank capital market. Addison Gong reports.
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Spanish lender Abanca is set to market a tier two bond, seeing an opportunity to issue after several stronger market sessions. It hopes to prove that demand for sub-benchmark bank capital is still alive and kicking.
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Analysts at JP Morgan believe that investors are underestimating the risk that banks will decide against calling their additional tier one instruments in the coming years, because of confusion around the reset rates that could apply past the scheduled end of Libor.
