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China Citic Bank International kicked off Asia’s first US dollar Basel III-compliant tier one issue on Thursday. While a discretionary write-down trigger makes the notes more investor friendly than tier ones from other jurisdictions, some investors are cautious about macro risks affecting the credit. Others expected a larger spread, writes Isabella Zhong. -
BPCE has jumped into the tier two market after only announcing on Tuesday it would be meeting investors for a potential sale.
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Woori Bank has picked banks for what would be South Korea’s first US dollar Basel III offering.
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Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation printed the second US dollar Basel III tier two bond out of southeast Asia on Tuesday night. However, it had to price the $1bn issue wider than its equally rated rivals over concerns linked to its proposed acquisition of Wing Hang Bank.
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The French are taking over the pipeline for subordinated bank debt, as the country’s second largest bank gets ready to roadshow a sterling denominated tier two deal, joining La Banque Postale in the primary market.
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Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation launched the second US dollar Basel III-compliant tier two transaction out of southeast Asia on Wednesday, one month after United Overseas Bank made the inaugural issue.
