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After a volatile few weeks, BNP Paribas took advantage of improved sentiment on Monday morning to launch a benchmark size tier two capital issue at what bankers away from the deal said was an attractive initial level for investors.
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Issuers of subordinated debt are likely to benefit from a wider range of investors in Swiss francs in the future. A Sfr525m deal from insurer Helvetia drew unprecedented institutional demand on Thursday, despite volatile trading conditions last week.
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Investors are pricing in fair value for additional tier one capital (AT1) preference shares for China’s big four banks at an average of 7.16%, according to a Morgan Stanley survey. -
Korea Exchange Bank (KEB) is looking to become the third Korean lender to tap the dollar market with a tier two bond, mandating four banks to handle the transaction.
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The world’s ninth largest reinsurer, Korean Reinsurance (Korean Re), is close to making its debut in the debt capital markets having started meeting investors for a proposed US dollar subordinated capital offering on October 6. If it goes ahead it will become only the secodn Asian insurer to issue sub debt offshore.
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A year ago there had been virtually no corporate green bonds. After several eye-catching deals, the product is now on the radar of many treasurers at blue chip companies in a wide range of sectors, and at banks.
