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ING is set to leap into the post-Easter market for its first additional tier one deal, looking to add to a recent hot streak for subordinated paper.
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The post-Easter deal pipeline began to fill on Wednesday, with ING mandating banks to arrange investor meetings ahead of its debut additional tier one trade.
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National Bank of Kuwait is marketing its first Basel III compliant additional tier one security at high 5% area. This is BNK’s first appearance in the international market since 2002.
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Ageas Hybrid Financing, a unit of Belgian holding company Ageas, which owns insurer AG Insurance, wrapped up a tender of a €500m 5.125% perpetual bond on Monday.
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An impressive order book allowed Allianz to ratchet in pricing on a new dated subordinated deal on Monday by as much as 15bp on initial price thoughts. -
China Construction Bank (CCB) is looking to become the first Chinese lender to tap the offshore bond market with a bank capital deal this year, having sent out a request for proposal (RFP) for a tier two offering.
