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The Swedish National Debt Office (SNDO) promoted non-preferred debt as a way for Swedish banks to meet the minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL) on Thursday, establishing a favourable method for calculating the requirement and a manageable timeline for its implementation. -
The Singapore dollar bank capital market welcomed Commerzbank’s inaugural Basel III tier two bond this week, allowing it to price through fair value.
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Belgium’s KBC raised its third and largest ever senior bond from its holding company on Wednesday, as market participants showed a thirst for new bonds despite looming political risks.
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The Singapore dollar bank capital market is set for a busy week with Commerzbank announcing a Basel III tier two bond on Wednesday morning. Its offering closely follows UOB’s successful tier two outing on Monday.
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United Overseas Bank priced a Basel III tier two bond in its home currency on Monday, becoming the first FIG to sell a Singapore dollar denominated deal in 2017. And it did it with style, achieving both the largest size and the lowest spread.
