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FIG syndicate desks were looking forward to a pick-up in primary market activity this week, after two insurers hit screens and the bank capital pipeline also grew. -
Deutsche Bank made an encouraging return to the euro tier two market on Thursday, but the hefty spread on offer suggests investors are still wary about the credit.
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Concern around Banco Popolare’s first quarter results sent its equity price plummeting on Tuesday, but the shares have since retraced some of their losses as the bank looks to make rapid progress on its planned merger and capital raise.
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Singapore’s army of private bank accounts were spoilt for choice this week with a triple-whammy of bank capital transactions that suited them perfectly — an additional tier one from United Overseas Bank and tier two offerings from Société Générale and National Australia Bank.
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The euro FIG market looks set for its first run of green issuance this year, after two banks announced roadshows this week amid an improvement in tone.
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United Overseas Bank is set to end an absence of two years from the Singapore dollar bond market, and is taking orders for a Basel III additional tier one capital trade.
