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Bank of East Asia (BEA) executed a landmark trade this week, completing Asia’s first dollar liability management exercise into a Basel III instrument. With old style bank capital instruments losing capital value, market observers hope there will be more such transactions, writes Rev Hui. -
Allied Irish Banks (AIB) achieved tight pricing for its debut additional tier one on Thursday, profiting from the momentum of last week's tier two transaction.
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Allied Irish Banks will be going back to investors for more loss absorbing capital after mandating banks for a debut additional tier one issue, while the stellar performance of its recent tier two print reversed on Wednesday.
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Allied Irish Banks is set to price one of the juiciest European financial institution bond issues of the year, after mandating banks for a debut additional tier one capital deal, just days after pricing a €750m tier two.
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Standard & Poor’s has sent Deutsche Bank’s subordinated debt tumbling in secondary with a surprise move to slap it with a sub-investment grade rating.
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A careful build up helped Veneto Banca raise €200m in tier two debt on Tuesday, as the bank looks to improve its capital position ahead of a share sale in 2016.
