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US and non-US issuers entered the dollar bond market in a busy week, including Banco Santander, which continued its US charm offensive with a $2.5bn three-part trade. -
The European Banking Authority (EBA) has warned banks in Europe that any debt they issue under English law may cease to count towards the minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL) as soon as the UK leaves the European Union.
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China Merchants Bank is marketing its inaugural dollar-denominated Basel III additional tier one transaction, which analysts say is attractive to investors.
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More than 250 investors put in orders for Crédit Mutuel Arkéa’s first ever callable tier two bond on Wednesday, finding an attractive pick-up in spread versus subordinated bonds sold by other French banks.
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ASR Nederland completed the first sale of restricted tier one (RT1) capital in a major currency last week but the deal has remained very popular in the secondary market, with buyers praising the new structure’s investor-friendly qualities.
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China Merchants Bank has named the leads on its proposed dollar additional tier one transaction, two months after receiving regulatory approval.
