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Korea's Woori Bank has announced what will be the first Basel III additional tier one (AT1) from a non-Chinese bank in Asia ex-Japan. As a first of its kind bankers are given investors time to consider the structure and give feedback on pricing ahead of opening books. -
Santander UK is poised to issue its debut additional tier one transaction, a potentially crucial deal in a market without benchmark non-dollar supply in months, writes Tom Porter.
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UK-based insurer Aviva looked to reopen the tier two market on Thursday with a long dual tranche trade, while some senior projects were said to be held as the market widened.
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Société Générale joined a select club of non-Chinese banks to sell a Basel III bond in offshore renminbi (CNH) on May 26. The French lender achieved both its cost saving and diversification goals with the 10 year non-call five tier two bond.
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It's the debate that just won't die. Banks are busy issuing hybrid capital with regulatory and tier one capital triggers, but academics keep on proposing market value triggers.
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Société Générale hopes to save funding cost by turning to the offshore renminbi (CNH) bond market to shore up its Basel III tier two capital adequacy ratio, opening books for a 10 year non call five year trade on May 26.
