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The ski slope trajectory of additional tier one (AT1) coupon levels continued this week with UBS and Belfius locking in ultra-tight prices. And with investors keen on the credit fundamentals of banks and the relative value the AT1 product offers, the dynamics behind the rally still have steam. -
IKB Deutsche Industriebank, an unrated German financial institution, welcomed strong demand and attractive pricing for a tier two deal this week — its first public debt offering since the financial crisis.
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Belfius tapped into the hefty imbalance between supply and demand in the market for additional tier one (AT1) bonds on Thursday, ratcheting down the pricing to achieve the second lowest coupon for the instrument ever in euros.
