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FIG issuance ground to a halt on Thursday as borrowers paused to reflect on weak secondary trading and a global sell-off in equities, leaving Dexia Crédit Local alone in the market. -
Additional tier one paper (AT1) from Intesa Sanpaolo and Crédit Agricole was holding firm in secondary on Thursday, despite global equities flashing red again, and bankers feel a lack of fast money is helping the asset class.
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Financial institutions have taken an early plunge into additional tier one bonds this week, as European and US investors show willing to take on risk and put cash to work.
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Intesa Sanpaolo opened the 2016 additional tier one (AT1) market on Tuesday with its euro debut, and is now over halfway to its 2017 issuance target.
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Poor liquidity in the additional tier one market could keep new issue premiums in the product high for some time to come, according to some FIG bankers, who saw Crédit Agricole seek the depth of the dollar market again on Tuesday.
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Pioneer Investments has set up a new fund to target the returns available in subordinated FIG debt, in response to the paltry yields on offer in the investment grade credit sector.
