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Investors continued to tuck into insurance debt this week, with two deals from German insurance groups, while Società Cattolica di Assicurazione joined the pipeline for its first deal compliant with Solvency II. -
Shawbrook Group, the UK challenger bank, is looking to make its first foray into the additional tier one market with a sterling-denominated deal.
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Banco Comercial Português (BCP) found plenty of demand for its first ever tier two deal on Wednesday, even though a number of investment funds made it clear that they would not invest in Portuguese debt until the Bank of Portugal addressed the way it handled Novo Banco in 2015.
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Societa Cattolica di Assicurazione has picked banks to arrange a roadshow for a benchmark tier two bond, after buying a stake in two other insurance companies.
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A number of funds said that they would have no part in Banco Comercial Português’ debut tier two bond sale this week, after they lost out in the Bank of Portgual’s controversial bail-in of Novo Banco bonds in 2015.
