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With a flood of additional tier one issuance on the way and an investor base some say is too small to take it all down, BlueBay Asset Management is looking to take advantage of pricing inefficiencies in the volatile market with a new fund that will focus on new style contingent convertible bank debt, including AT1 and tier two Cocos. -
With a flood of additional tier one issuance on the way and an investor base some say is too small to take it all down, BlueBay Asset Management is looking to take advantage of pricing inefficiencies in the volatile market with a new fund that will focus on new style contingent convertible bank debt, including AT1 and tier two Cocos.
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The much talked about Bank of China (BoC) additional tier one capital (AT1) transaction is finally taking shape, with Asian and European roadshows scheduled to begin on October 10, according to bankers on the trade.
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Korea Exchange Bank (KEB) priced the third US dollar tier two bond from the country on October 7, coming in only slightly wider than peer Hana Bank.
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Crédit Agricole’s wholly owned insurance subsidiary Crédit Agricole Assurances is set to price its inaugural subordinated bond — and the first subordinated debt from a new market entrant since the recent selloff — following big demand from BNP Paribas’ dual tranche tier two on Monday.
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Sentiment surrounding Korean bank capital transactions is high following Hana Bank’s sucessful Basel III tier two last week. Trying to ride that wave of optimism is Korea Exchange Bank (KEB), which opened books to its own tier two bond on October 7.
