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Just Group, the UK insurer, met with very strong demand of more than £1.1bn for a £230m tier three bond in the sterling market on Thursday. -
Covered bond investors believe spreads may widen, as sovereign bond yield rises shave off the relative value offered by the asset class and the European Central Bank prepares to end its purchase programmes. But the additional tier one (AT1) market is still thought to offer investors in bank debt unmatched opportunity.
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Additional tier one (AT1) bonds were trading wider on Tuesday morning as investors cashed in profits amid yield rises in rates markets.
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A group of bondholders that lost money after Banco Popular failed last year have applied to join a criminal investigation into the bank’s collapse. The move comes ahead of the Single Resolution Board’s (SRB) expected publication of the valuation report that accompanied its resolution decision.
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Just Group, the UK life insurance firm, said on Monday that it was looking to sell a rare tier three bond in the sterling market.
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Hong Kong-based insurer FWD sealed a $200m subordinated perpetual note on Thursday, but the trade lacked the kind of demand received for a similar deal last year.
