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Société Générale relaunched its euro additional tier one capital issue on Friday, after postponing it earlier in the week when it became aware of an imminent report from Fitch regarding the bank. -
The delayed implementation of Basel III by the Reserve Bank of India could give state owned banks facing capital pressures some much needed breathing space, according to Fitch.
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After a two week hiatus, the additional tier one market has rebooted with Italy’s debut AT1 issuer UniCredit printing a $1.25bn trade at 8% — a level that partly reflects a new equilibrium in the asset class, after investors pushed back over successively tighter and tighter prints.
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How much should you get paid to hold a deeply subordinated chunk of hybrid bank capital with idiosyncratic structural features from, sometimes, darkly storied credits?
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Standard Chartered and Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group attracted huge order books this week as they tapped the dollar tier two market for a combined $3.75bn.
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Royal Bank of Scotland returned to the funding markets late last week for its first standalone bond issue since 2008.
