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Standard Chartered attracted huge demand for a Reg S additional tier one note on Thursday, clearly displaying the asset class’s recovery over the past two months. -
Royal Bank of Scotland was marketing a new additional tier one instrument on Wednesday, while Standard Chartered was also looking to take advantage of more attractive spreads across the asset class.
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Two banks were looking to raise dollar-denominated additional tier one capital this week, as opportunities presented themselves in high beta and sterling-denominated debt.
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Erste Bank announced the redemption of three legacy tier ones this week, with the Austrian lender possibly set to follow Royal Bank of Scotland into the additional tier one (AT1) market this summer.
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Industrial Bank of Korea is poised to reach out to offshore and onshore bond investors for Basel III additional tier one capital later this year.
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UBS reopened the additional tier one market for the first time since Brexit this week, taking advantage of highly supportive conditions in the dollar market. With the asset class ever more supported by regulators, further issuance could be imminent.
