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DBS Group announced a mandate on Wednesday for a euro tier two deal. It is thought a transaction would be its first in euros outside of covered bonds, and it would be the first unsecured trade from a Singaporean financial institution in euros in more than 10 years. -
EU finance ministers failed on Tuesday morning to reach an agreement on the so-called 'banking package', a set of rules aiming at updating and fine-tuning European banking regulation.
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CaixaBank issued additional tier one (AT1) notes on Tuesday, following on from Santander’s deal the day before. Both banks offered a generous premium as investors push back against historically tight spreads.
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DNB Bank ASA issued €600m of tier two debt on Tuesday, beating Svenska Handelsbanken’s record set last month as the tightest 10 year non-call five tier two issued since the financial crisis.
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Brazil’s largest private sector lender Banco Itaú sold $750m of additional tier one notes on Monday, just three months after its most recent issuance in the format.
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Santander opened books on Monday on the first public additional tier one (AT1) deal since January, and CaixaBank is also lining up a transaction in the asset class.
