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HSBC found strong demand for an eight year senior bond from its holding company on Tuesday, mirroring UBS’s recent reopener and revealing a potential opportunity for banks’ looking to issue more deeply subordinated debt. -
DBS Bank is all set for its debut additional tier one bank capital offering in dollars, having found solid demand from investors on Tuesday.
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The Reserve Bank of India is allowing banks to issue offshore rupee-denominated bonds to raise Basel III tier two (T2) and additional tier one (AT1) debt, as part of a series of measures to develop the country’s fixed income and currency markets.
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UBS this week priced a 10 year senior unsecured bond from its holding company that was described as an "absolute blowout", and which has improved prospects for tier two issuance.
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Neither heat nor summer holidays could put a dampener on Barclays’ $1.5bn additional tier one trade on Wednesday. The bank brought in a $15bn book for its deal, and on Thursday was hotly traded on the secondary market.
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The €1.25bn 10 year issued by UBS’ holding company (holdco) on Wednesday attracted the largest amount of orders for a non-debut deal of this sort and will spur tier two trades next week.
