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Garanti Bank on Tuesday raised $750m with the tightest priced Turkish tier two on record which was testament to the level of comfort investors now have with the product, according to bankers leading the transaction who conceded that the global credit rally had also helped. -
Bank treasury departments have spied a golden opportunity to make headway on the riskiest parts of their funding strategies this week, but bankers are keeping their eyes peeled for sign that the mountain of supply is pushing bond spreads wider in secondary.
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Emerging markets bond bankers can think of nothing to derail the ongoing bull-run and while this might point to hubris, this week’s trades have given no indication of fatigue.
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Orders of over $2.2bn had enabled Turkey’s Garanti bank to crush the yield on its debut tier two as it looks on course to print with the lowest ever coupon for a new style Turkish tier two bond.
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Italy’s BPER Banca has picked five banks to arrange the sale of a new tier two capital issue, as the financial institution bond market looks to open its doors to lower rated banks.
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UniCredit and HSBC opened books on new additional tier one (AT1) bonds on Monday, as banks took advantage of extremely supportive primary market conditions to bolster their stocks of debt capital.
