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Groupama has said that it will call its 6.298% perpetual tier one bond at its first call date in October, having offered holders the chance to exchange the notes for a new tier two earlier this year. -
As part of its restructuring process the Co-operative Bank’s 2023 bonds have been cancelled, imposing heavy losses on investors.
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Bank of Qingdao has become the latest Chinese lender to move a step closer to selling offshore preference shares, receiving the blessing from the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC).
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Barclays has returned to the tier two market in euros for the first time in nearly two years, eyeing a clear issuance window this week following the summer break.
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Supply-starved investors have been quick to get involved in the first senior bond transactions in euros in nearly a month, with banks leaping back into the market this week following the summer holidays.
