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Legal & General will meet with its Asian investor base ahead of new tier two sale next week, joining Liberty Mutual in the pipeline as insurers return to the market following their latest results announcements. -
FIG issuers have jumped into red hot primary markets in all currencies this week, and a growing pipeline suggests there will be little let-up in activity, despite weaker secondary markets and looming political and economic events that threaten to dent confidence.
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Tighter trading levels for bank tier two in the dollar market could shed light on the future of the equivalent market in Europe. Stand by for spread tightening.
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Credit Suisse will hold investor meetings across Switzerland to gauge interest in a new Swiss franc additional tier one (AT1) bond. The Swiss market is confident that retail demand will push the trade to a high volume.
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Spain’s Liberbank and Italy’s Unione di Banche Italiane very both looking to sell callable tier two this week, following a very well received trade from Bankia.
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Enticing conditions for Yankee issuers in the dollar market allowed HSBC to raise $5bn of holding company level senior debt in its first major deal of the year on Monday, and allowed BNP Paribas to brush aside any nervousness about the French elections for $1.25bn of tier two capital.
