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UBS pulled in a $6bn book for the first additional tier one bond since the UK left the European Union on Wednesday, using a greenshoe option for a second time to ensure secondary stability. -
BNP Paribas showed the euro market was still open with a €750m 10.5 year tier two deal on Wednesday, jumping in ahead of the introduction of ‘tier three’ to profit from strong results and receptive markets.
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UBS brought additional tier one debt back to capital markets for the first time since the UK's EU membership referendum on June 23 this week, as European banks returned en masse to the FIG market.
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Monte dei Paschi di Siena’s last minute non-performing loan fix could bolster spreads on outstanding debt, at the expense of shareholders, while avoiding any bail-in of bondholders.
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Haitong Securities is gearing up to pitch an international fundraising plan to its shareholders, as it seeks funds for its operations, improve its debt structure and supplement working capital.
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US domestic issuers peppered the dollar market across the capital structure with a flurry of smaller deals this week that were gobbled up by yield-hungry investors and rounded off a strong month for issuance.
