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A decision by the US Federal Reserve to hold rates on Wednesday could provide the right backdrop for a busy run-up to the US elections in November, though some FIG borrowers saw no reason to hold off issuance plans this week. -
South Korea’s Woori Bank printed a $500m Basel III additional tier one offering on Tuesday off the back of a modest $850m order book. Although the notes sold off a little bit in secondary, bankers on the deal reckon the issuer got away with a decent outcome ahead of expected market volatility.
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Clydesdale was well supported for its first foray into the sterling subordinated debt market on Monday, allowing the lender to resell £925m of capital and underscoring the health of the sterling market.
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Bankers were split on how to calculate the premium on Crédit Agricole Assurances' tier two on Tuesday, as the issuer felt few jitters ahead of two important central bank meetings.
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Woori Bank has set sights on its second dollar-denominated Basel III additional tier one bond, opening books on Tuesday morning. It will be the first South Korean lender to test the bank capital market following a recent rule change on AT1 instruments.
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LBBW rode through last week’s volatility to raise €500m of tier two capital on Monday. Though order books may have shrunk in size, the bank was not forced to pay up and many accounts participated in the trade.
