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Société Générale has postponed its planned additional tier one transaction after becoming aware of an imminent rating agency report that might hurt the deal’s primary market performance. -
Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group opened the books on Wednesday for the second US dollar Basel III tier two offering from a Japanese bank.
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Three financials are looking to retest the market’s appetite for additional tier one deals, after a two week hiatus for the asset class that has seen spreads on recent AT1 bonds widen, raising the question of whether the next round of trades will enjoy the stellar primary market successes of their peers.
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Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group looks set to become the second Japanese bank to sell a Basel III-compliant tier two bond.
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The first Italian additional tier one capital issue could be very close, as bank capital specialists prepare for the new product's next phase of growth after a two week hiatus.
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Royal Bank of Scotland returned to the funding markets late last week for its first standalone bond issue since 2008.
