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Banks are poised to seize this year’s best window for new regulatory capital issues after the Federal Reserve decided against lifting interest rates this week. With primary activity down $15bn on 2015 in Europe and secondary markets reacting positively to the Fed, investors are expecting supply across all asset classes. -
LBBW and Crédit Agricole rode through this week’s spread volatility to price tier two bonds before the Federal Reserve’s Wednesday policy meeting.
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South Korea’s Woori Bank printed a $500m Basel III additional tier one on Tuesday off the back of a modest $850m order book. The notes struggled a little in secondary the following day before rebounding on Thursday, putting the focus on the transaction’s pricing and timing, writes Addison Gong.
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Swedish banks may have to pay more than their European peers to issue Additional Tier One (AT1) and Tier Two bonds, after the country’s government included plans to tax the securities in its 2017 budget.
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China Cinda Asset Management Co is set to be the first of the country’s four state-owned bad debt managers to hit the bank capital market for a dollar additional tier one trade.
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Barclays launched a tender offer for up to £1.7bn of its outstanding subordinated debt this week, as the bank extends a strong and rapid drive towards a holding company funding model.
