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China’s Harbin Bank Co, which has been eyeing the offshore market for additional tier one capital for more than a year, has asked its shareholders for another year to complete the issuance. Its announcement comes as such bonds from the country’s lenders are taking a battering in the secondary market. -
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Société Générale picked its spot for a new additional tier one (AT1) bond this week, as bank jostle for position in a market that is increasingly being characterised by 'good' and 'bad' windows for issuance.
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Bondholders involved in the resolution of Banco Popular have turned their attention towards US courts in an effort to extract further information from Santander, the bank’s new owner.
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Aegon plans to use proceeds from an $800m tier two deal it sold on Wednesday to redeem grandfathered subordinated debt.
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Moody’s trimmed its ratings for Barclays and Royal Bank of Scotland this week, citing concern about the impact that ring-fencing regulation could have on the banks’ creditors.
