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Bank of America helped to cap off a busy week of new FIG supply, as banks found a window to return to the primary market following the summer break. -
Westpac was able to squeeze the pricing through fair value for its debut additional tier one (AT1) in dollars this week.
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Denmark’s Jyske Bank was more than five times subscribed for first additional tier one (AT1) deal on Thursday, with a lack of supply from Europe’s largest banks allowing smaller ones a strong chance to raise bank capital.
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Banco BPM and Banca Sella were looking to test the market’s appetite for subordinated debt from Italian banks on Thursday, opening books on new tier two transactions.
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South Korea’s Shinhan Bank braved the dollar market on Wednesday for the second time this year, hoping to secure a new Basel III tier two dollar bond while North Korea-related volatility looked quiet.
