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Deutsche Pfandbriefbank is lining up to issue its first additional tier one bond, which would give primary market investors their first chance to gain AT1 exposure to a German bank in close to three years. -
Singaporean bank DBS Group came to the market with a tier two bond on Wednesday, opting for euros as it looked to open up new sources of debt capital.
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Aegon announced a dollar deal on Wednesday on the back of selling part of its business, but the trade was threatened with being caught up in escalating fears of a trade war.
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FIG bankers said that Société Générale had started with ‘aggressive’ price thoughts for a new dollar-denominated additional tier one deal on Wednesday, as the French bank looked to raise capital ahead of an upcoming call date.
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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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South Korea’s Hanwha Life Insurance Co will meet international investors from next week ahead of a subordinated transaction. The issuer is one of many from the country that is looking to beef up its capital ratios, as the government gets ready to adopt new international accounting standards.
