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Investors turned up in large numbers to take advantage of Busan Bank’s offshore bank capital debut, with the robust demand set to encourage the rare South Korean issuer to become a more frequent name in the debt market. -
South Korea’s Busan Bank is looking to tie up its first Basel III compliant transaction in the offshore bond market, opening books on Monday for a dollar tier two capped at $250m.
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ICBC Asia made its debut in the additional tier one market on Thursday with a bang, netting $1bn from a deal that boasted the lowest coupon on record for an AT1 in Asia ex-Japan.
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Rabobank visited the US market twice this week ahead of what could be another busy summer of dollar funding for European banks.
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JP Morgan stormed straight out of earnings blackout with a benchmark trade immediately after kicking off Wall Street results season on July 14, and with rivals emerging from earnings blackout in the coming days, the rest of the month promises to be busy.
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A growing number of European insurance firms are targeting Asian investors for subordinated debt in dollars. Huge order books have shown there is strong appetite for the deals, a factor other insurers are unlikely to ignore. Tyler Davies reports.
