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UK insurer Just Group said in its half-year results on Thursday that it had the flexibility to issue tier two or restricted tier one capital, amid worries about the impact on its capital of the Prudential Regulation Authority’s proposal for equity release mortgages. -
Credit Suisse was able to rack up more than $8bn of demand for its additional tier one deal on Wednesday in the face of jittery equity markets, as Rabobank had done the day before.
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A number of bond issuers ventured out to the debt market on Wednesday, braving a weak market backdrop to pull off deals not just in US dollars, but also in Singapore dollars and offshore renminbi.
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Rothesay Life, a UK life insurer, sold a restricted tier one bond on Wednesday. It took sterling issuance of the fledgling asset class above £1bn ($1.29bn).
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Rabobank stole the limelight in the FIG market on Tuesday with its €1bn additional tier one deal, which was close to five times subscribed. It demonstrated that demand is still there for the high beta product, and Credit Suisse looked to follow up on Wednesday with a dollar-denominated AT1.
