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Mizuho Financial Group is readying the first Basel III bond from a Japanese bank as it embarks on a roadshow for the dollar tier two offering. -
ANZ has opted for a 10 year 144A subordinated fixed rate note for its issuance, becoming the first Australian bank to offer a US dollar Basel III bond.
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United Overseas Bank priced a US dollar-denominated Basel III-compliant tier two bond on Tuesday night, the first offering of its kind from a South East Asian bank. The borrower is also the first Asia bank to issue a dollar Basel III bond since Dah Sing Bank in January.
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ANZ has announced that it is holding a series of investor meetings by telephone on Tuesday for what is expected to be the first US dollar Basel III bond from an Australian bank.
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United Overseas Bank set final price guidance for its debut US dollar-denominated Basel III compliant tier two bond on Tuesday afternoon, tightening from initial guidance on an orderbook that exceeded $4.25bn.
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United Overseas Bank (UOB) announced on Monday that it is planning a US dollar-denominated Basel III compliant tier two bond. The bank will become the first Singaporean issuer — and only the fourth Asian borrower ever — to do a deal of this kind.
