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Krung Thai Bank has set up two ringgit bond programmes worth a combined MR5bn ($1.3bn) that will it allow sell both senior and subordinated debt in the Malaysian currency. -
BNP Paribas began meeting investors on Monday for its long awaited additional tier one debut, which is likely to be the first benchmark euro supply the market has seen since mid-February.
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Prudential plc was happy to swallow a hefty new issue premium to print sterling tier two this week, while prospective euro issuers are having their nerves shredded by rates moves.
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Royal Bank of Scotland has been mooted as one candidate to print additional tier one debt before the summer, after Santander UK this week proved the market is ready for more supply.
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Santander UK will look to build out its holdco curve in both tier two and senior unsecured as early as the autumn, after impressing with its debut additional tier one bond this week.
