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Société Générale beat expectations despite posting a 2.4% year on year decline in third quarter profit, as it offset weakness in its French retail banking unit by becoming the latest bank to benefit from increased revenues from trading fixed income, currencies and commodities. -
China’s Huishang Bank Corp rolled out its inaugural dollar-denominated additional tier one bond on Thursday, the first from a city commercial bank in the country.
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Standard Chartered’s decision to extend its $750m 6.409% legacy tier one past its first call date should give the bank some cheap capital over the next 10 years, but the move has refocused investors’ attentions on the risks involved in similarly structured bonds.
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Virgin Money Holdings could print its second additional tier one this week, but it is unlikely to be joined in the FIG primary market by many others, as activity slows ahead of the US presidential election.
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UK challenger bank Virgin Money Holdings is set to return to the additional tier one (AT1) market, as it looks to entice investors during a quiet week for new issuance.
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Wuhan Metro Group and Jiangsu Zhongguancun are the latest Chinese corporates to launch inaugural dollar bonds, while Huishang Bank has issued a mandate for additional tier one, it’s first offshore transaction.
