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Russia’s Alfa-Bank achieved a sub 7% print to raise $500m with the first additional tier one from the country this year. -
UBS picked up more than $8.25bn of demand on Wednesday for a perpetual non-call five additional tier one (AT1) bond, after announcing full year results for 2017 earlier this week.
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The European Banking Authority has said that it will launch its 2018 EU-wide stress test on January 31, when it will also publish the common macroeconomic scenarios for the exercise.
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Financials credit investors signal that there could still be plenty of room left in the rally in the additional tier one bond market, which has had no let up for the best part of a year.
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Market participants should be following closely the tactics, if not the arguments, of investors that lost out in the Novo Banco retransfer two years ago.
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Subordinated bond deals from European financial institutions have zoomed tighter in secondary market trading this week, in anticipation of lower supply and ahead of the reporting period for full year earnings for 2017.
