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Société Générale will hold a global investor call on Tuesday for a second dollar sale of low-trigger additional tier one notes, with the French bank expected to extend its curve after a strong investor response for Credit Suisse’s perpetual non-call 10 year deal last week.
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A heavily oversubscribed landmark deal from a national champion this week underlined the scale and speed of euro investors’ acceptance of additional tier one capital, writes Will Caiger-Smith. -
Danske Bank is open to the idea of further capital issues in the near future following its sale of Swiss franc tier two bonds on Monday.
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Credit Suisse pulled in over $18bn of orders for its perpetual non-call 10 year tier one transaction, driving the bonds sharply higher in the secondary market and fuelling confidence that demand for financials’ higher yielding securities is growing at a rapid pace.
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While China ECM bankers were lapping up this week’s overhaul of the country’s rules governing IPOs, it was DCM bankers that were salivating over another element of the announced changes — a pilot programme allowing Chinese listed and unlisted companies to issue preference shares for the first time.
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There was audible relief from supply-starved sterling buyers this week as they rushed to get their hands on 30 year paper from Prudential plc, delivering the UK insurance group a 2.5 times subscription at a sharp price and driving the bonds tighter in secondary.
