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European banks are being urged to use a wide open dollar market before the US Federal Reserve hikes rates later this year, with Royal Bank of Scotland and UBS already lining up dollar additional tier one trades, writes Tom Porter. -
Royal Bank of Scotland will begin a roadshow for a long awaited additional tier one (AT1) debut on Monday that will be dollar denominated and might feature multiple tranches.
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Rabobank enjoyed its visit to the dollar market for tier two debt on Tuesday, paying both a lower spread and new issue premium than it would have in euros.
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Austrian insurer Uniqa Group proved that subordinated debt is back on the table on Monday, paving the way for Ibercaja to print a tier two.
