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Banque Fédérative du Crédit Mutuel opened the euro tier two market for a long list of names, as bankers sit on a pipeline that some say contains more than 20 transactions. -
The International Capital Market Association has written to the European Central Bank to complain that increased regulatory complexity around bank capital could make the product “uninvestable”.
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Additional tier one volume in Q2 2015 fell more than $20bn on the previous quarter after Greece and China-related volatility kept issuers at a distance. But as issuance resumes, analysts estimate there is plenty more to come.
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Additional tier one volume in Q2 2015 fell more than $20bn on the previous quarter after Greece and China-related volatility kept issuers at a distance. But as issuance resumes, analysts estimate there is plenty more to come.
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Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation has priced a S$500m ($356m) perpetual non call five, the bank’s first additional tier one (AT1) offering. Deal-hungry investors came in strong for the Lion City’s first AT1 in almost two years.
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Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) has started taking orders for a benchmark-sized Basel III compliant additional tier one (AT1) offering.
