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United Overseas Bank is making its first foray into the dollar tier one market in more than decade, after approaching investors with an AT1 bond on Wednesday. -
Restricted tier one (RT1) bonds still do not make sense for Europe’s insurance industry and the asset class needs benchmark issuance before it can become a significant market in its own right. But the first deal in a major currency from ASR Nederland will be a very important line in the sand.
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Banca IFIS became the fourth Italian bank to open books on a new public bond offering this October, with the country’s financial institutions returning to the capital markets ahead of the introduction of non-preferred senior debt in Italy.
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Bank of Zhengzhou Co started taking bids for its first offshore additional tier one (AT1) bond on Tuesday, after picking five Chinese banks as global co-ordinators. Only two foreign names made it onto the bookrunner list despite taking the lead in almost all previous Chinese AT1s.
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National experts and banking representatives are pushing against the EU Commission's proposal to give further moratorium powers to supervision authorities, according to a set of documents obtained by GlobalCapital.
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Spanish banks face difficult market conditions amid belligerent rhetoric from the Spanish and Catalan governments after Sunday’s independence referendum.
