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BNP Paribas set a 10 year call period on a new $750m additional tier one (AT1) trade on Tuesday, as the French bank looked to lock down an attractive cost of capital for as long as it could following an impressive month of performance for the asset class. Spain's BBVA quickly looked to follow suit. -
Banque Fédérative du Crédit Mutuel (BFCM) opened books on a new €500m 10 year bullet tier two on Tuesday, giving investors a rare chance to add exposure to the asset class in the primary market, following an impressive rally in 2017.
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The FIG investment grade dollar market has scored its busiest October on record, with banks frontloading their funding programmes to top up for regulatory capital requirements.
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Red hot market conditions this autumn may tempt financial institutions into making early inroads into their funding and capital plans for 2018, bankers said this week.
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QBE is set to become the first financial institution to issue a social bond as hybrid capital. The Australian insurance company picked banks on Thursday to arrange the sale of an additional tier one (AT1), the proceeds of which will be used in accordance with its gender-equality bond framework.
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Bonds issued by Italy’s most prominent banks surged in value on Wednesday, after S&P upgraded the credit ratings of 11 of the country’s financial institutions.
