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South Korea’s Kyobo Life Insurance Co opened books on its debut dollar bond on Monday — a subordinated 30 year rolling-in perpetuity non call five note. -
Chong Hing Bank is selling Asia's first Basel-III compliant tier two dollar bond of the year, part of an exchange plus new money offering.
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Moody’s downgraded its outlook for five Norwegian banks from stable to negative on Monday, amid uncertainty over what type of MREL senior debt will be introduced in the country, according to one analyst.
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Elke König, chair of the European Single Resolution Board (SRB), said this week that it would be "very wrong" to suggest that senior unsecured bonds would not be bailed-in if a bank starts to fail, after the asset class escaped unscathed from three rescues this month.
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Korea Gas Corp opened books for a dual tranche dollar deal on Thursday, more than a month after wrapping up a roadshow in Europe. Industrial Bank of Korea and Doosan Infracore, meanwhile, have mandated banks for new dollar transactions.
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Chong Hing Bank plans to replace its legacy tier two notes with new Basel III compliant additional tier two bonds. Roadshow for the new money portion will be held this week, with the exchange offer set to expire next Friday.
