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Santander Consumer Bank, which operates in Germany, is preparing to issue its first senior unsecured notes in the public euro market, joining a very busy pipeline for new financial institutions bond deals. -
Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) weighed into the tier two market on Monday, with market participants expecting new issuance volumes to remain very high going into October.
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In a joint paper obtained by GlobalCapital, Germany and the Netherlands said they were pushing against a draft legal text implementing the total loss absorbing capacity (TLAC) standard into EU law.
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NIBC Bank was able to time its entrance to a strong market on Friday, filling its additional tier one (AT1) bucket with a perpetual non-call seven year deal.
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Postal Savings Bank of China Co’s $7.25bn Basel III additional tier one bond from Thursday was one for the books, breaking numerous records with its size and price, while navigating around a downgrade of the sovereign.
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