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  • Swedbank fixed a final spread below 100bp on a new €650m 10.5 year non-call 5.5 on Monday, as issuers in the asset class benefit from supportive market conditions and strong supply dynamics.
  • Bank of East Asia wrapped up a new Basel III additional tier one deal on Thursday, applying the lessons it learnt from its previous subordinated note outing.
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  • South Korea’s Woori Bank sealed its third Basel III additional tier one deal on Monday, raising $500m just before the country held its long-awaited presidential election.
  • Hong Kong’s Bank of East Asia launched a new Basel III additional tier one dollar deal on Thursday morning, following a roadshow earlier in the week.
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    Banks dived into the primary market on Wednesday, following Emmanuel Macron's victory in the French election and as reporting season passed its busiest point. Borrowers are looking to follow a recent string of new deals that have been priced with close to no new issue premium.