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Berlin Hyp has become the latest FIG issuer to enter the green senior unsecured market in euros, after Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group (SMFG) and Mizuho Financial Group opened up issuance from Japan earlier this month. -
Prudential plc secured an attractive rate of funding when it sold a new perpetual tier two bond on Tuesday, but market participants remain unclear whether or not there is enough demand for fixed-for-life coupons to allow a flurry of new issuance from other European insurers.
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Prudential plc will look to sell a tier two bond with a coupon that is fixed for life this week, about a year on from the last time European insurers showed keen interest in issuing the product.
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The possible return of recapitalisation bonds after a two decade absence could help India tackle a triple threat of a stressed banking sector, rising leverage among corporates and challenges to the public financial system
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At first glance the flurry of Italian banks entering the capital markets — including such unfamiliar names as Banca Popolare Dell’alto Adige (BPAA) and Banca Sistema — is an indication that international investors will lap up the debt of Italian minnows just as readily as they do for larger lenders in other peripheral Eurozone countries.
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Improved investor confidence in Italy has been conducive to issuance, although some trades remain domestically focused.
