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A proposal from the Dutch Finance Ministry may have opened up the market for additional tier one bonds from the country's banks that have been waiting for clarity on whether coupon payments on such instruments will be considered tax deductible. -
Credit Suisse enjoyed tight pricing and heavy demand as investors gobbled up the extra yield offered on its $2.5bn second additional tier one dollar deal.
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Italian insurance company UnipolSai sold an oversubscribed perpetual non-call 10 tier one deal on Wednesday at a level reflecting the new, tighter pricing of subordinated debt in the wake of the European Central Bank's easing programme, announced last Thursday.
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A proposal from the Dutch Finance Ministry may have opened up the market for additional tier one bonds from Dutch banks that have been waiting for clarity on whether coupon payments on such instruments will be considered tax deductible.
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OCBC has opened guidance on its second Basel III compliant tier two offering of the year as it looks to acquire Hong Kong's Wing Hang Bank.
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OCBC has opened guidance on its second Basel III compliant tier two offering of the year as it looks to acquire Hong Kong's Wing Hang Bank.
