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Banque Fédérative du Crédit Mutuel (BFCM) shrugged off softer market conditions for a €500m no-grow tier two on Wednesday, choosing a smaller size and pulling pricing close to fair value. -
The FIG primary market made a roaring start this week and looked set to remain busy despite some softness on Wednesday morning.
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China Zheshang Bank Co is out with its maiden international additional tier one, while Xinjiang Guanghui Industry Investment (Group) Co, the largest shareholder in China Grand Auto, is prepping for its offshore debut.
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Mapfre will sell a new tier two bond this week, joining a growing pipeline of subordinated deals as it looks to replace an old bond approaching its first call date.
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Danske Bank was looking to raise $750m of new capital in its first equity conversion additional tier one (AT1) on Tuesday, as it dipped into a huge pool of demand in the Reg S market.
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ABN Amro attracted a healthy book for a large $1.5bn tier two trade on Monday, as the FIG market filled up in both dollars and euros after a busy week of potential risks.
