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European banks may be forced to raise even more capital over the next two years after the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM) called for a clampdown on the widespread use of options and other national discretions (ONDs) in capital ratio calculations. -
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) took the bond market by storm this week, printing a $2bn Basel III tier two offering, the first Chinese bank capital trade since May. Despite coming during a week dominated by speculation about the Federal Reserve’s decision on interest rates, ICBC still managed to meet its price and size targets, offering just a small new issue premium.
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The FIG market again proved itself to be a tale of two asset classes this week with additional tier one the staunch outperformer.
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Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) took the bond market by storm this week, printing a $2bn Basel III tier two offering, the first Chinese bank capital trade since May. Despite coming during a week dominated by speculation about the Federal Reserve’s decision on interest rates, ICBC still managed to meet its price and size targets, offering just a small new issue premium.
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Investors placed orders of over €3.5bn for ABN Amro’s long awaited debt additional tier one offering on Tuesday, proving the resilience of that asset class in what is once again a difficult market.
