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Singapore’s green bond market cracked open a bit further on Tuesday when Canadian life insurer Manulife Financial Corp sold a S$500m ($367.5m) tier two bond, only the second green deal in the currency.
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Wing Lung Bank, one of Hong Kong’s oldest local banks, is marketing a Basel III tier two dollar bond, just days after failing to redeem its legacy bank capital notes on their first call date. -
Canadian insurance company Manulife Financial Corp kicked off a Singapore dollar-denominated subordinated green bond sale on Tuesday morning local time.
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Banco de Sabadell did a private deal for €400m to raise of additional tier one (AT1) to meet the required amount it needs in the asset class, as investors put Catalan worries behind them.
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Crédit Logement, the French mortgage guarantor, has picked banks to arrange a sale of new tier two bonds as it looks to finance a tender offer for older and more expensive capital instruments.
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Subordinated bonds from financial issuers have been back in favour in the Swedish krona market this year, with investors seeking out higher yields compared with other types of credit.
