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October has been one of the worst months in recent years for FIG issuance. But while some stability — and even a couple of issuers — returned to markets this week, bankers fear that elevated premiums will keep issuance suppressed. November will reveal all about the state of FIG issuance, writes Tyler Davies. -
Belgian insurance company Ethias managed to price a €150m tap of its 5% January 2026 tier two notes on Wednesday as it looked to improve upon its weak solvency position.
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Market uncertainty surrounding Wednesday’s Federal Reserve meeting gave way to a healthy primary session on Thursday, as Santander Consumer Finance, Old Mutual and SNS Bank all took the opportunity to grab funding.
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SNS Bank sold €500m of tier two debt on Thursday, making a convincing return to capital issuance having been expropriated by the Dutch government in 2013.
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Few lenders deemed it wise to launch new trades at the beginning of this week, but inaction owed more to caution than market deterioration, as bankers suggested that conditions are ripe for trades to come.
