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Intesa Sanpaolo cranked pricing in on a new additional tier one (AT1) on Tuesday, striking quickly to take advantage of stellar conditions in the market for bank subordinated debt. -
South Korea’s Woori Bank sneaked into the debt market on Monday with a $500m Basel III additional tier one, timing its deal for the day before the country held its presidential election.
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The Bank of England has published data on the minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL), and analysts said that UK firms will have little difficulty complying with the rules by 2022.
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Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (LBBW) has become the latest bank from Europe to sell a Singapore dollar-denominated bank capital deal. Its Basel III tier two was 5.5x covered, and like its peers, the issuer managed to save on funding costs compared to its home currency, reckon bankers.
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The Asian G3 debt market opened on Monday with two deals from financial names and a mandate, in addition to two launches from corporates, following the positive sentiment overnight from the French presidential election.
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Banco de Sabadell’s was more than six times oversubscribed for its first additional tier one (AT1) deal on Friday, allowing the Spanish bank to price the deal 50bp tighter than initial price talk.
