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Opportunities await issuers in the ringgit bond market, as the currency can allow them access to an open and educated investor base, strong liquidity and savings, say bankers. But while the costs are low and the benefits numerous, the prospects may be limited to higher rated names looking to print smaller deal sizes. -
Investors have been complaining about a lack of harmonisation across bank capital products for years. But with new loss-absorbency rules putting it more at risk than ever, they appear to have fallen silent.
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Belgian insurer Ethias announced the terms of an exchange offer for its perpetual tier two 4.747% notes this week. The insurer has been blighted by negative headlines, which have hit the performance of its bond over the last six months.
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Belgian insurer Ethias announced the terms of an exchange offer for its perpetual tier two 4.747% notes this week. The insurer has been blighted by negative headlines which have hit the performance of its bond over the last six months.
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China Life Insurance issued a core tier two subordinated bond on June 25 as it became the first Chinese insurer to get to grips with the country’s new insurance capital regime. Now that a benchmark has been set, other Chinese insurers are expected to follow in China Life’s footsteps.
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New issue concessions of 50bp drew snorts of derision from some corners of the FIG market last week, but with Greece sending shivers down investors’ spines, the banks that paid up early may have the last laugh.
