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Dutch lender ABN Amro returned to the Singapore dollar bond market for the first time since 2012, raising S$450m ($331m) with a tier two offering. -
The primary market for subordinated bank bonds came alive in March after a tumultuous start to the year. But as financial institutions head into the second quarter, market participants suggest the lid could be lifted on total loss absorbing capacity issuance plans in the next few months, writes Tyler Davies.
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BNP Paribas took advantage of a lull in issuance this week to launch a heavily oversubscribed dollar additional tier one transaction, following in the footsteps of UBS, which reopened the market with a blowout last Monday.
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Axa offered investors a rare opportunity to snap up insurance capital in euros on Wednesday, raising €1.5bn in 31.25 non-call 11.25 year funding at a slim premium to its outstanding curve.
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Axa offered investors a rare opportunity to snap up insurance capital in euros on Wednesday, raising €1.5bn in 31.25 non-call 11.25 year funding at a slim premium to its outstanding curve.
