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The German finance minister’s announcement last week that coupons on additional tier one capital issued by the nation’s banks would be tax deductible — a key feature of the product — has turned up the political pressure on countries like the Netherlands to speed up the process of clarifying their own positions and creating a level playing field.
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China Citic Bank International last week printed the inaugural dollar Basel III compliant tier one bond from an Asian issuer. The bond was met with strong demand in the secondary market even though the deal had been priced far tighter than where guidance had been set, thanks to the strong order book. However, analysts cautioned about using the transaction as a benchmark. -
UBS is bringing on board a hybrid capital specialist from Deutsche Bank in a bid to cement and grow its league table standings in European bank capital issuance.
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The late week recovery in the FIG market continued on Friday, with La Banque Postale drawing strong interest for its tier two capital bond.
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China Citic Bank International printed the first US dollar Basel III tier one bond from an Asian issuer on Thursday night. The bond was met with boisterous demand in the secondary market although bankers had tightened substantially on the back of a very strong orderbook.
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BPCE took advantage of improving conditions and a light pipeline mid-week to feed the undersupplied sterling market, printing the largest ever deal in that market from a French bank.
