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At the peak of demand Swiss private banking group Julius Baer was about 30 times subscribed for its first additional tier one (AT1) offering in dollars this week, prompting the leads to swing pricing in by about 75bp. -
Bank of Ireland is gearing up to issue its debut debt security from its new holding company, adding to a flurry of post-summer deals in which issuers sell new types of regulatory debt for the first time.
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Nationwide Building Society was looking to cement the outstanding secondary market performance of its £550m core capital deferred shares (CCDS) by issuing roughly £500m more of the rare product on Thursday.
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Financial institutions steered clear of the primary market in euros on Thursday as participants awaited the outcome of a well-talked-about European Central Bank meeting.
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Nationwide Building Society is offering more of its highly performing Core Capital Deferred Shares (CCDS), a rare instrument it pioneered back in 2013.
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With increasing risks around global monetary policy and rising tensions between North Korea and world powers, some investors are crossing their fingers that premiums will start to pick up towards the end of 2017.
