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Danske Bank will sell its first ever additional tier one with an equity conversion trigger this week, as it looks to target the dollar market for bonds it can still account for as debt. -
Crédit Agricole announced a tender of up to €1.5bn of four tier one bonds, and an 'any and all' offer for two other tier ones. Analysts at BNP Paribas said the offer was below market value for one bond and an 'surprising' and 'aggressive' move.
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China Zheshang Bank has mandated firms for its international debut bond, a dollar-denominated additional tier one.
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Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken (SEB) took advantage of buoyant market conditions that followed Wednesday’s US Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, quickly attracting an oversubscribed order book for a dollar perpetual non-call five year additional tier one (AT1). At the same time, Caixa Geral mandated leads to roadshow a euro-denominated AT1.
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Legal & General (L&G) issued its first tier two bond in dollars on Tuesday enjoying “extremely strong execution”, suggesting there is scope for further supply.
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FIG issuance could take a dip in the middle of the week because of potentially market moving events in the US and the Netherlands, though two insurance firms look set to keep primary market investors supplied.
