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ING’s debut additional tier one bested the book sizes achieved by recent blowouts in the asset class by bringing in a $26bn book by Thursday afternoon — one of the largest books ever seen in AT1. -
ING has seemingly obtained a strong enough investor response for its debut additional tier one to announce the deal before the roadshow has even ended.
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Market volatility and investor uncertainty meant the Asian dollar bond market was heavily skewed towards investment grade deals in the first quarter of 2015. But the next three months could look very different. Many bankers are counting on a recovering Chinese property sector and a surge in bank capital trades to revive the high yield market, writes Narae Kim.
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A pipeline of financial institution deals is assembling following the Easter break, with ING hitting the road for its additional tier one deal in three continents and Achmea announcing a senior unsecured transaction.
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National Bank of Kuwait made its first appearance in the capital markets since 2002, bypassing senior unsecured to sell a $700m additional tier one trade on Wednesday.
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