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It was a week of firsts in the additional tier one market, which saw the first deal to include a greenshoe clause aimed at stabilising secondary performance, writes Nathan Collins. -
Société Générale was able to shave a few basis point off the traditional spread between its tier two curve and that of French peer BNP Paribas on Thursday when it took to the bullet tier two market in euros.
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Nykredit made its debut in the additional tier one market on Thursday. The Danish lender achieved an oversubscribed order book despite lacking name recognition with investors.
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Vienna Insurance completed its capital raising target in one go on Wednesday, selling €400m of Solvency II compliant tier two capital in its first bond issuance since 2013.
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Société Générale is taking advantage of a secondary rally since Deutsche Bank and BNP Paribas last week found big success in the bullet tier two market to price its own deal, narrowing the traditional 30bp gap between its junior debt and that of BNP Paribas.
