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Julius Baer Group is planning to sell its first US dollar-denominated additional tier one (AT1) bond, and will visit Asia and Europe for a roadshow later this week. -
Jilin Jiutai Rural Commercial Bank Corp revealed its interest in raising additional tier one (AT1) capital from the international bond market on Monday.
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A lack of supply in the summer months has helped to extend an already impressive rally in the bank bond market, leaving cash-rich investors hungry for a wave of new supply.
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Denmark’s Jyske Bank could return to the market for loss-absorbing capital in the second half of 2017, as the firm looks to hit its subordinated debt issuance targets and gets ready to increase the size of its share buy-back programme.
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Though there is still scope for the financial institutions bond market to start creeping back to life this week, participants think they will have to wait until September before new issuance volumes really start to perk up.
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When Britain voted to leave the European Union, some saw it as a good opportunity to change insurance regulations in Britain’s favour, but moving away from the European framework will be easier said than done.
