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Industrial Bank of Korea (IBK) began marketing a subordinated perpetual bond on Monday morning, the first dollar additional tier one note from a South Korean policy bank. -
China Life Insurance (Overseas) Company’s $250m bond generated huge demand on Thursday, with final books hitting $3.9bn. Market participants reckon the issuer priced through theoretical fair value.
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China Life Insurance (Overseas) Company is marketing a 10 non call five subordinated bond on Thursday, capping the deal size at $250m.
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Questions over what the US Treasury plans to do with its balance sheet and how the European Central Bank (ECB) will approach quantitative tightening are focusing opinion in the FIG market, according to one investor.
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When Popular was sold to Santander on June 7, in the first resolution under the new bank resolution and recovery directive (BRRD), the outcome was regarded as a success — but potential problems have arisen.
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Nationwide Building Society dipped into euros with a benchmark tier two deal on Tuesday, in an otherwise calm market.
