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Santander is making a return to the additional tier one market for the second time in two months, getting in front of any potential surge in supply that may come from other banks, including Deutsche Bank, in the subordinated market in coming sessions. -
German insurer Wüerttembergische Lebensversicherung is set to price its second ever subordinated bond on Wednesday afternoon. 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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It's what the FIG market has been waiting for — Deutsche Bank is to raise at least €1.5bn equivalent from its debut additional tier one capital deal after a roadshow.
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Italian insurer Assicurazioni Generali took advantage of a good market tone to offer a deal that combined features of recent success stories: subordinated insurance debt, and Europe's periphery.
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