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Belgian insurer Ethias, whose existing €250m subordinated bonds have plunged in price since February on news that the firm needs fresh capital to deal with its financial woes, is considering the sale of up to €500m in new perpetual subordinated debt.
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Norway’s DNB did not inspire on its additional tier one debut on Thursday, failing to attract the same level of interest as Swedish peers achieved in recent weeks.
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AG Hybrid Financing, an international unit of Belgium insurer Ageas, is looking to tender its sole remaining perpetual subordinated bond, while Ageas's Belgian unit AG Insurance has mandated banks to arrange investor meetings for a Solvency II compliant bond.
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BPCE made its debut in the offshore renminbi (CNH) market on March 18, pricing a 10 year non call five trade. The transaction meant the French lender joined a series of non-Chinese banks that have tapped the dim sum bond market to beef up their Basel III tier two capital buffer. -
Belgian insurer Ethias, whose existing €250m subordinated bonds have plunged in price since February on news that the firm requires fresh capital to deal with its financial woes, is considering the sale of as much as €500m in new perpetual subordinated debt.
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France’s BPCE has begun taking orders for its Basel III complaint tier two debt in the offshore renminbi (CNH) market, opening books to what looks to be its debut dim sum bond on Wednesday. If it goes ahead with its plan, it will be the fifth non-Chinese bank to tap the CNH market to boost its Basel III tier two capital buffers.
