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India's cash-strapped state-owned banks breathed a sigh of relief last month when the country's central bank pushed back its rollout of Basel III by a year. But the move fails to reward the better functioning private sector banks and takes India a step further away from a more efficient financial system. -
La Banque Postale is hitting the road today to meet investors for its planned euro denominated tier two bond, in what could otherwise be a light week for issuance. The bank will roadshow the deal until April 10 before deciding on a sale.
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The still nascent additional tier one market moved toward maturity with the sale of Crédit Agricole’s dual currency transaction this week, a deal that broke new ground in several areas.
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Investors sank their teeth into tier two FIG debt this week, with insurance company NN Group, BBVA and NordLB each hitting the market in an otherwise quiet few days for the market, compared to recent weeks.
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Société Générale relaunched a euro additional tier one capital issue last Friday (March 28), after postponing it earlier in the week when it became aware of an rating outlook change from Fitch.
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China Citic Bank International is hoping to be first out of the blocks with Asia’s first US dollar denominated Basel III-compliant tier one notes, as it prepares to meet investors.
