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Indian lenders looking to issue Basel III bonds received a huge boost on September 22 after the country’s Pension Fund Regulatory & Development Authority (PFRDA) allowed pension funds to buy additional tier one (AT1) bonds. -
Kuwait's Burgan Bank has announced final guidance for its debut additional tier one (AT1) bond. Bankers on the deal say it will be priced later this afternoon.
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While jittery sentiment led to a quiet market on Monday morning, issuance is expected to pick up from Tuesday onwards. Expectations of weak data from China has negatively impacted equity indices, but bond markets have been more robust which could encourage issuers to tap the market.
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Standard & Poor’s is set to downgrade around 80% of the bank capital instruments it rates. Most of the rating actions, driven by growing expectations of bail-in and loss absorption, are expected by the end of the month
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Burgan Bank has finally announced initial price thoughts for its debut Basel III compliant additional tier one (AT1) deal a full two weeks after meeting investors. Bankers away from the trade say it is likely that the Kuwaiti bank was put off coming sooner by Emirates NBD’s deal's poor performance in secondary markets.
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Hana Bank has mandated six banks to work on the second US dollar denominated Basel III tier two bond from a South Korean lender with investor meetings scheduled to start on September 22.
