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Danske Bank has kicked off the week with a €500m no-grow tier two sale, bringing in a big book that bodes well for further supply from Bankia and others this week. -
Santander and UBS both took to the Reg S market on Thursday to sell subordinated debt to dollar hungry European and Asian investors.
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German insurer Württembergische Lebensversicherung sold its second ever subordinated bond on Wednesday. Recent sub deals from insurers have attracted favourable responses from investors, a result of offering a more attractive yield than comparable bank paper.
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Swiss private bank Julius Baer will hold roadshows for its second ever Swiss franc tier bond next week, building on a solid week of issuance in the currency from domestic financial institutions.
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Non-US investors are hungry for dollar paper, as UBS builds a big book for its Reg S tier two contingent convertible bond, even as Santander taps the dollar market for its $1.5bn additional tier one.
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Swiss private bank Julius Baer is gearing up to sell its second ever tier one capital note, mandating banks on Thursday to organise a roadshow marketing a Swiss franc deal.
