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Bondholders have been left between a rock and a hard place, according to one investor, after Novo Banco published the terms of its liability management exercise (LME) this week. -
Novo Banco has published the terms of a long-awaited liability management exercise, unexpectedly shifting its emphasis away from generating immediate capital gains.
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Industrial Bank of Korea (IBK) raised $300m from its first trip to the additional tier one market on Monday. Investors embraced the structure, pushing the books to eight times covered.
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Ratings for several financial institutions have been placed under criteria observation (UCO) by Standard & Poor’s after the rating agency updated its risk-adjusted capital framework criteria for credit risk for the first time since 2010.
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Financial institutions have already eclipsed last year’s total supply volumes in the sterling bond market, as international borrowers have piled into the currency to take advantage of impressive issuance conditions.
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Chong Hing Bank wrapped up the exchange portion of its legacy tier two bonds last Friday, soon after raising $360m from a 7.5x covered new money transaction that was buoyed by its rarity value.
