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Bank of East Asia (BEA) has proposed to buy back its outstanding Basel III additional tier one notes for cash and plans to issue a new offering as part of the lender’s liability management practice. -
There was a stark difference in the secondary performances of La Banque Postale’s and Nykredit’s tier two deals on Wednesday, but bankers said the market was not showing signs of indigestion.
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FIG bankers are hopeful that increasing investor appetite for higher beta paper, shown by a further two tier two trades this week, could bring periphery issuers into the market.
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Alpha Bank has launched a €1.6bn share offer, looking to build on new equity created from a debt exchange as it tries to fill a near €3bn capital hole with private funds.
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The Singapore dollar bond market is welcoming a new participant this week with Swiss lender Julius Baer going live on November 11 with an additional tier one trade – the first time a foreign bank is issuing an AT1 in the Lion City.
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FIG bankers are expecting some issuers to bring forward plans to print tier two early next year as investors show they are ready to take on higher beta paper.
