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Westpac announced leads for an Australian dollar denominated tier two on Tuesday, breaking away from the traditional call structure for an Aussie tier two in order to court international investors.
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Royal Bank of Scotland announced on Thursday that it will sell around £2bn of additional tier one capital in 2015, as it reported its seventh consecutive annual loss. -
Goldman Sachs is set to list the longest tenor Formosa bond on March 3. The Rmb525m ($84m) 12 year deal, which had a formal pricing date of February 3 but was conducted with very little fanfare and has only just come to the attention of market participants, is also notable for being a zero coupon issue.
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) is set to meet fixed investors early next month for what looks to be the third Basel III bond from a non-Chinese bank in the offshore renminbi market.
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The bank capital market enjoyed a robust tone on Monday morning, with recent additional tier one (AT1) deals trading strongly and bankers looking forward to possible tier two supply.
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