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Banks have ramped up their use of green senior bonds in the fourth quarter of 2017, with many of their latest offerings sporting fantastic results in terms of pricing. But, as Tyler Davies reports, European financial institutions have yet to mix the principles of green finance with the tenets of bank capital — an experiment that could be even more beneficial for everyone involved in the growing green bond market. -
Vivat on Thursday became the latest insurer to issue tier two debt with a $575m bond, which will be used to pay off debt to Anbang Insurance Group.
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QBE was looking to sell a new additional tier one (AT1) within the terms of its gender equality bond framework on Thursday, becoming the first financial institution to market hybrid capital as a social bond.
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Wing Lung Bank, part of China Merchants Bank Group, has mandated six firms to work on a Basel III tier two dollar transaction, and will go on a roadshow in Hong Kong and Singapore.
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BBVA opened books on a new additional tier one (AT1) on Wednesday, in a sign that the market was already entering its first phase of refinancing.
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Additional tier one capital (AT1) yields have been squeezed to all-time lows in 2017 but bank debt investors were still eager this week to fill their stockings with the product in time for Christmas.
