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Investors could have their first chance in two months to buy tier two debt from a periphery bank as early as Friday, after Banca Popolare di Vicenza hired leads for a 10 year non-call five. -
A surge of contingent convertible debt issuance from Chinese banks in 2015 has failed to prevent volumes falling, with European banks put off the market for large portions of this year, according to Moody’s.
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BNP Paribas dipped into the US dollar market on Monday, meeting its tier two funding requirement for this year in the process. Jubilant markets on the day enabled the issuer to print with just a 4bp new issue concession.
