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Postal Savings Bank of China Co has mandated 21 banks to work on a dollar AT1 transaction worth up to Rmb50bn ($7.4bn), expected to hit the market as early as next week. -
Italy’s Banco BPM and the Netherlands’ de Volksbank have said they are looking at selling inaugural bond transactions in the public market since undergoing major changes in the way they operate, as the pipeline for new deals continued to grow this week.
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Ample demand allowed Bank of Qingdao to price its inaugural additional tier one dollar bond tightly on Tuesday. The deal stood out because of the bigger participation from non-Chinese investors — something that bodes well for the hefty AT1 pipeline.
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South Korea’s Shinhan Bank is set for a new Basel III tier two dollar bond, as it markets a transaction that mirrors its debut 18 months ago.
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European banks are pushing the conversation on from simply meeting regulatory capital requirements towards optimising the cost of their capital stacks.
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Westpac was set to squeeze the pricing for its debut additional tier one (AT1) in US dollars on Tuesday.
