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Some bankers were hailing a more mature additional tier one (AT1) market this week as BNP Paribas and Bank of Ireland printed a pair of euro debuts amid volatile conditions in the FIG market.
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A European bank could breach a new frontier in the market for bank capital securities as soon as next month, according to two sources with knowledge of the deal. An issuer is preparing a convertible bond in an additional tier one host — a bond which converts to equity on the upside and the downside. -
Investors are proving they have the stomach for additional tier one even in fragile market conditions this week, as Bank of Ireland pulled in €5bn of orders for the market’s second debut in two days.
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Nykredit Bank has a new shelf from which to issue TLAC eligible debt, after Danish legislators signed Europe’s resolution framework into law last week.
