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Australia’s QBE Insurance Group is looking to become the first insurer to sell a green bond, having mandated banks for a new transaction on Wednesday. -
Credit Bank of Moscow is going further down the capital structure with its second subordinated trade of the year, and will meet investors for what will be only the second additional tier one trade from Russia.
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Political power plays in Turkey and the UK have done little to derail EM bond markets this week, but the pipeline is thinner than before Easter, and limited to Russian borrowers.
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US banks having been piling back into the dollar market after publishing their results for the first quarter of 2017, while upcoming elections in the UK and France have helped subdue supply in euros.
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Santander opened order books for a perpetual non-call five year additional tier one (PNC5 AT1) on Tuesday and found ready demand, despite mounting anti-EU sentiment in French opinion polls and an early election being called in the UK.
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CCB Life Insurance Company on Wednesday sold a core tier two subordinated bond under China’s Risk-Oriented Solvency System (C-ROSS), becoming only the second issuer to do so. While the offshore market has seen increasing supply from Mainland insurers, the outlook for more core T2 issuance is unclear.
