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Renaissance Credit has bought back $48.5m of its subordinated 2018s. The exercise enabled it to eliminate the coupon cost on almost a third of the amortising note.
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Australia and New Zealand Bank issued a Basel III tier two bond in Singapore dollars on March 16, raising S$500m ($360m) from a 12 year non-call seven transaction. -
Australia and New Zealand Bank is making a rare foray into the Singapore dollar market, opening books to what is only its second ever outing in that currency on March 16. But unlike its straight bond from five years ago, ANZ is opting for something different as it seeks to bolster its coffers with a Basel III tier two offering.
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Crédit Agricole wowed the dollar market with its tier two dollar offering this week, enjoying huge demand and tight pricing despite challenging market conditions.
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The race to fulfil Total Loss Absorbing Capacity (TLAC) requirements has begun for Europe’s banks, illustrated most recently by Crédit Agricole’s €3bn equivalent two tranche tier two bond this week, writes Graham Bippart.
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National Bank of Abu Dhabi is lining up to issue its debut Basel III tier one bond after receiving approval at its general assembly meeting on Tuesday.
