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Prudential plc on Tuesday announced plans to issue three tranches of long dated subordinated debt as it prepares to spin off M&G Prudential. The notes are set to feature a clause allowing the financial institution to transfer them to the proposed new holding company for its UK and European business. -
BBVA was offering a healthy new issue premium to get the ball rolling on its latest sale of additional tier one capital, but the Spanish issuer was able to swing pricing tighter after investors shrugged off its Turkish exposures and flocked into the order book.
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HSBC Holdings took advantage of an open window for issuance in the Singapore dollar bond market, raising S$750m ($546m) from a Basel III-compliant additional tier one deal on Monday. But potential issuers still looking to tap the currency may need to adjust their expectations.
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Groupama Assurance Mutuelles was marketing a new 10 year bullet tier two on Monday, with Phoenix Group Holdings hoping that market conditions will remain strong for a similar trade that it is planning to bring this week.
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Abanca, a small Spanish bank based in Galicia, is looking to sell its first additional tier one bond in the wake of a very successful print from its domestic peer Bankia.
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Pension Insurance Corporation sold £350m of tier two capital in the sterling market on Friday, as UK issuers weather a period of ‘maximum uncertainty’ owing the UK’s departure from the EU.
