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UnipolSai Assicurazioni, the insurance branch of Unipol Gruppo, came to the market on Thursday with a no-grow €500m tier two deal, which was priced inside some expectations of fair value. -
Aegon NV, the Dutch insurance group, could use restricted tier one (RT1) capital to replace grandfathered instruments.
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FIG syndicate bankers are advising issuers to get on with their capital and funding plans as quickly as possible in 2018.
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Financial institutions bond investors are looking for an ‘attractive entry point’ when HSBC opens books on $5bn-$7bn of additional tier one issuance in the next four months, following the bank's latest results on Tuesday.
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Albaraka Turk scored a solid first last week when it issued Turkey’s first Basel III compliant additional tier one bond, but while this marks progress, it will take one of the country’s larger banks to establish a true benchmark.
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HSBC plans to issue between $5bn-$7bn of additional tier one debt in the first half of this year, clearing the path for share buybacks in the second half. The bank is prevented by listing authority rules from issuing AT1 at the same time as running a buyback, meaning it delayed its issuance plans last year.
