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Swedbank returned to the euro market for a new tier two bond on Tuesday, more than a year after setting a record tight for spreads in the asset class. -
Phoenix Group Holdings is set to sell tier two bonds with a rare bullet format on its first outing in the euro market, as supply of insurance debt heats up in the region.
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Commerzbank has ended a 10-month drought in Singapore dollar-denominated tier two deals, returning this week with a S$400m ($290m) bond. What lies ahead for the southeast Asian city-state’s local currency market? Addison Gong finds out.
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Investors were queuing up to buy Bankia’s latest additional tier one transaction on Monday, as the Spanish bank reopened the subordinated bond market for Southern European borrowers.
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Issuers and debt bankers in Asia have their eyes fixed on the coming week for primary deal flow to gather momentum, following a relatively slow pace of issuance at the start of September.
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Banks that deal in Yankees, including Nordea, HSBC and BPCE, raised $16bn in new funding as the market reopened with a bang after the Labor Day holiday.
