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Spain’s Banco de Sabadell is gearing up to sell its first additional tier one (AT1) in the euro market and participants expect the result will be very well received by the product’s investor base. -
Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (LBBW) is set to engage with fixed income accounts in Singapore for a potential Basel III tier two offering.
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As many look on in horror at Turkey’s slide towards autocracy, investors are showing few qualms by piling into the country’s debt. State-owned Ziraat Bank was able to cut through political noise to print with no new issue premium this week. But lower rated banks are lining up to test just how far this demand extends down the ratings scale.
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BBVA said this week that it could be in a position to issue its first non-preferred senior bond by the second half of the year, as optimism following the first round of the French presidential election helped create extremely attractive issuance conditions in the FIG market.
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Sweden’s Hoist Kredit could test the euro market for a new tier two offering in the coming weeks, as it aims to improve its capital structure through a number of capital markets transactions.
