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Indonesia’s Bank Permata has hired a bank to work on the country’s inaugural Basel III compliant tier two capital transaction in the offshore bond market. -
BNP Paribas responded to investor demand for dollar paper with a $1.5bn additional tier one (AT1) this week, just two months after making its euro debut.
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The AT1 market has come of age. In just over two years there is no longer a need for arduous investor education and perfect markets to sell the riskiest bank debt on offer.
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BNP Paribas played it safe on Wednesday, printing its $1.5bn AT1 in US hours to avoid any potential fall-out from the China related sell-off.
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China's second currency devaluation in two days caused a sharp sell off in equities and bonds on Wednesday, keeping BNP Paribas from launching its debut dollar additional tier one (AT1).
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European banks decamped to the dollar market this week as that in euros showed signs of seasonal slowness, Meanwhile, BNP Paribas’ debut dollar additional tier one (AT1) is being delayed by a China related sell off.
