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Investors bought a combined $4.23bn equivalent of debt from Banco Santander and CaixaBank this week after S&P raised its ratings for both banks last Friday. -
Deutsche Pfandbriefbank offered a "sensible" price for its first additional tier one bond on Thursday, while Austrian lender Bawag announced its intention to follow with own debut in the format.
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The price for Raiffeisen Bank International (RBI) additional tier one (AT1) bonds has tumbled this week, as investors fret over over incoming US sanctions against Russia.
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Legacy capital securities are proving rich pickings for specialist bank debt investors as institutions work out how to take them out of their funding structure. Meanwhile, covered bond investors are wary about their market.
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CaixaBank came to the market with a newly stamped investment grade tier two bond on Tuesday, in the first deal from a European bank in the asset class since it suffered from a heavy sell-off.
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FirstRand Bank has announced plans for a three day global roadshow ahead of a planned inaugural dollar-denominated tier two issue.
