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Investors can look forward to seeing higher yielding debt offering in the FIG primary market, after ING mandated for its first senior bond since confirming its holding company will be its resolution entity on Wednesday and Bankia said it was looking to sell a new callable tier two bond. -
Financial institutions have commanded very attractive pricing levels for new issues this week, as an influx of cash in fixed income markets has shown investors are still finding value in bank credit despite the fact that spreads grind ever tighter and tighter.
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Barclays was met with hot demand for a new additional tier one trade in the undersupplied sterling market on Tuesday, with the trade quickly racking up more than £6bn ($7.35bn) in orders.
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Barclays is looking to restart additional tier one (AT1) issuance in the sterling market this week, taking advantage of a lack of supply in the format and strong interest from investors over the course of 2017.
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The first ever Eurobond from a Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) insurer could emerge as early as next week after Qatar Re announced plans for a global roadshow.
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Many are looking for it, but no bank has found it — does the point of non-viability even exist?
