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Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (LBBW) is marketing its first Singapore dollar-denominated transaction, a Basel III tier two subordinated bond, joining a slew of European lenders that have sold deals in the currency. -
Spanish banks have taken just over four months to shoot past the supply totals they managed in the whole of last year, after yet another impressive deal was priced this week. With the creation of a new senior asset class potentially just around the corner in Spain, 2017 could turn out to be a bumper year for the nation’s financial institutions.
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An inaugural deal from second tier Turkish lender Fibabanka on Wednesday offered further proof that concerns over the country’s political direction have failed to dampen investor confidence in its banks.
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Investors were rewarded handsomely if they bought into Barclays’ $2bn tier two on Tuesday, after the deal performed very well in the secondary market.
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Banks are lining up new deals as they exit their blackout periods, hoping to take advantage of super-tight bond spreads and strong investor demand.
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Fibabanka emerged with pricing on Wednesday for the first Turkish tier two bond since last month’s constitutional reform referendum.
