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Prudential opened books on a dollar Reg S tier two bond on Tuesday, as European and institutional investors begin to show more interest in fixed-for-life bonds. -
FIG market participants may be braced for a busy start to the week in primary as issuers try beat the European Central Bank's policy meeting on Wednesday but Caisse Federale du Crédit Mutuel Nord Europe was the only FIG issuer active in euros on Monday morning.
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Aviva and Prudential were looking to issue new tier two bonds at the beginning of the week, with insurers looking to profit from recent resilience in spread levels and strong appetite for UK risk.
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The financials market is ostensibly set to go into next week in a constructive mood after this week’s series of highly oversubscribed deals boosted sentiment. However, Friday’s US non-farm payroll report may undermine this view and show rate hike expectations have been under-estimated.
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HSBC and Santander UK found strong demand for senior bonds issued from their holding companies this week, revealing an opportunity for more deeply subordinated supply such as Nordea’s tier two benchmark.
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Santander UK issued a highly oversubscribed senior unsecured euro benchmark from its holding group entity (holdco) on Thursday with virtually no concession, further illustrating the market’s desperate thirst for this higher yielding asset class.
