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Paragon Group made a rare appearance in the public capital markets on Monday, raising £150m of tier two capital as it looks to optimise its capital stack and gain some protection against potential rule changes. -
Axa was set to become the latest in a series of insurers selling tier two debt fixed-for-life coupons, after it launched a perpetual non-call 5.5 year into the Reg S dollar market on Thursday.
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National Australia Bank will give investors the chance to buy into Clydesdale additional tier one and tier two debt, having mandated banks for a roadshow next week.
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Société Générale raised $1.5bn of additional tier one capital on Tuesday, following in the footsteps of four of its European peers this summer.
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Royal Bank of Scotland and Nationwide Building Society set out to raise loss-absorbing debt on Wednesday, as UK credits took advantage of a post-Brexit boost to access funding in the still-popular dollar markets.
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European banks were especially active in dollars as September got off to a busy start, but, while there are few signs issuance conditions deteriorating, FIG borrowers were acutely aware of looming risks.
