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Abanca, a small Spanish financial institution based in Galicia, was offering investors the chance on Monday to buy one of the highest yielding additional tier one securities in the euro market. -
In a setback for South Korea’s insurance companies, Hanwha General Insurance was forced to pull its tier two dollar bond from the market on Thursday.
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Phoenix Group Holdings and Groupama plumped for the rare bullet tier two structure with new capital trades this week, but the pair found mixed responses from investors.
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Additional tier one bonds looked to be back in fashion this week when BBVA found success for its fifth euro deal ahead of a busy redemption calendar, and HSBC came to the end of its huge 2018 funding run in the format by entering its home market for the first time.
