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China Bonds
BNP Paribas and Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) became the third and fourth non-Chinese banks to issue Basel III compliant tier two debt in the offshore renminbi market this week. -
Westpac broke new ground by going global with its latest Basel III compliant tier two on Wednesday in the first deal in the format in Australian dollars.
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Nordea opened books on its second ever additional tier one (AT1) deal on Thursday morning, a multi-tranche deal denominated in dollars, Norwegian kroner and Swedish kronor.
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) became the fourth non-Chinese bank to issue a Basel III tier two bond in the offshore renminbi (CNH) market. Although it wasn't able to tighten guidance, the Australian bank took advantage of favourable renminbi-dollar swap rates and managed to save cost.
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The tier two market rocketed back into action on Wednesday, with Santander Issuances and KBC Group hitting the undersupplied sector and quickly building bumper books.
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BNP Paribas has become the third non-Chinese bank to issue a Basel III bond in the offshore renminbi (CNH) market. On the back of a big order book from high quality investors, not only was it able to increase the size but the new trade also came inside its dollar and euro tier two curves.
