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Bank of Cyprus listed its shares on the London Stock Exchange on Thursday, in the latest of a series of moves aimed at increasing the bank’s access to the financial markets. -
The year’s initial rush of FIG issuance subsided this week, but market participants are already positioning themselves for heavy supply of bail-inable senior bonds in later busy issuance windows.
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Groupama exchanged a legacy tier one and a legacy tier two instrument for a new bullet tier two on Tuesday, as the French insurer looked to optimise its capital structure under Solvency II.
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FIG primary market activity slowed ahead of reporting season this week, though Phoenix Group Holdings printed the first ever tier three bond in sterling and BPCE was preparing to open the Samurai market for senior non-preferred.
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Hong Kong-based insurer FWD priced a $250m subordinated, perpetual dollar denominated note on Tuesday off the back of a $6.75bn order book, making the deal around 26 times covered.
