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Krung Thai Bank (KTB) has opened guidance on the first international Basel III bond from Thailand, opting for a tier two dollar deal. -
Coventry Building Society is out with its innovative debut additional tier one, looking to raise £400m in deeply subordinated capital that would convert to equity-like core capital deferred shares (CCDS) that won’t exist unless the building society’s common equity tier one ratio falls below 7%, according to investor materials seen by GlobalCapital.
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Coventry Building Society, which on Monday began a roadshow for a sterling denominated additional tier one, is set to become the first issuer of AT1 bonds that will convert to an equity-like instrument that have not yet been issued.
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Barclays is set to issue £2.27bn equivalent of CRD IV-compliant additional tier one securities after completing its offer to exchange old style tier one bonds on Friday, bringing the bank’s total outstanding volume of new style AT1 to more than half its £7bn target.
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Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) printed its second Basel III bond in a little over two months on Thursday. The Singaporean bank is the first southeast Asian lender to tackle a 10 year bullet structure for a dollar new style tier two.
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Krungthai Bank (KTB) is gearing up to issue the first dollar-denominated Basel III bond from Thailand, having arranged a series of investor meetings next week.
