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Société Générale navigated a change in market sentiment on Tuesday when pricing its latest dollar additional tier one (AT1). Softer markets meant the issuer was forced to offer a premium over rival bank bonds. -
The dollar market has burst into life after post-Fed with three European issuers tapping the currency in two days as the euro market drifts without direction.
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HSBC lined up its second additional tier one of the year on Monday as FIG issuers start to re-engage with the market after a period of inactivity last week.
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Danica Pension on Monday was first to test the FIG market since the US Federal Reserve's rates announcement last week when it opened books on its subordinated tier two notes.
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Crédit Agricole braved jittery markets on Wednesday to price its first ever tier two transaction in Swiss francs.
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The treatment of insurance holdings within conglomerates for the purpose of calculating the CRR capital ratios is known as the Danish Compromise.
