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Investors showed strong appetite for subordinated deals in spite of a softer session in the middle of the week, allowing three financial institutions to use the week’s window to top up their capital. -
Caixa Geral de Depósitos attracted a solid €2bn of demand on Thursday for Portugal’s first additional tier one, as the bank made important headway on its recapitalisation plan. But market participants were divided over calculating fair value for the risky debt instrument.
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China Zheshang Bank sealed a massive $2.175bn from its debut international additional tier one on Wednesday, deciding to hit its regulatory limit with one deal rather than multiple outings.
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Turkey’s Turkiye Sinai Kalkinma Bankasi (TSKB) printed the first ever Basel III compliant sustainable tier two on Tuesday.
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Halkbank became the latest Turkish bank to throw its hat into the tier two ring on Wednesday, announcing plans for a three day roadshow in the US and UK.
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Investors were ready and willing to receive a new tier two from Mapfre on Wednesday, allowing the Spanish issuer to command tight pricing for the transaction despite a slight turnaround in market conditions.
