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Regional US lenders and Wall Street heavyweights alike tapped the dollar market as the strong bid for bank and finance paper continued.
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Woori Bank printed the first US dollar Basel III tier two bond from a South Korean issuer on Wednesday night. A big order book helped the borrower to tighten initial guidance by 30bp, the largest margin for an Asian issuer issuing a Basel III compliant security.
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Woori Bank opened the books for the first dollar denominated Basel III deal from a South Korean bank on Wednesday morning with a 10 year bullet tier two bond. -
Italian insurer Assicurazioni Generali took advantage of a good market tone to offer up a deal that combined several features of recent success stories: subordinated insurance debt, and Europe's periphery.
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Aegon set out at the end of last week to sell a €700m 30 year non-call 10 year subordinated bond, successfully printing the deal even as market players headed out the door for Easter weekend.
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Woori Bank is set to continue the rush of Basel III compliant tier two paper having mandated banks for a transaction which is expected to launch Wednesday.
