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Rabobank opened the additional tier one market for 2015 on Thursday, selling its debut in the format. The much anticipated deal was expected to sell well as a result of Rabobank’s high credit quality, but some bankers away from the deal were surprised to see the bonds sold at what was judged to be a generous level.
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Australia and New Zealand Bank (ANZ) has mandated five banks to run meetings with fixed investors for what looks to be the first Basel III bond from a non-Chinese bank in the offshore renminbi market. -
Another busy year for bank capital is likely for 2015 according to analysts, with volumes for tier one and tier two debt expected to improve on last year’s record showing for bank capital.
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In the first subordinated FIG deal of the year, Crédit Agricole Assurances, the wholly owned insurance subsidiary of Crédit Agricole SA, launched and priced an eleventh hour attempt at getting grandfathering for capital deals that aren’t compliant with new Solvency II capital rules.
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In the first subordinated FIG deal of the year, Crédit Agricole Assurances, the wholly owned insurance subsidiary of Crédit Agricole SA, has launched an eleventh hour attempt at getting grandfathering for hybrid capital deals that aren’t compliant with new Solvency II capital rules.
