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Philippine lender Metrobank is set to nail the first benchmark in Basel III-compliant tier two bonds for the country in US dollars.
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ING found solid demand among US real money investors for a 144A/Reg S tier two deal on Monday, its first since 2008. Accounts outside the US also supported the trade, taking around a quarter of the bonds. Bankers involved in the transaction said it came with little or no new issue premium.
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Barclays set the terms and timetable on its £5.95bn rights issue on Monday, with the deal expected to complete at the beginning of October.
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Bankers expressed surprise that the primary markets for bank capital, senior unsecured and covered bonds were bare amid a strong backdrop on Monday, with some predicting a busy Tuesday ahead of a US monetary policy decision by the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) a day later.
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Credit Suisse and Crédit Agricole priced Cocos this week, both of them breaking new ground. But while Credit Suisse received praise for the flawless execution of the first ever euro denominated subordinated Coco to hit the primary market, some market participants questioned Crédit Agricole’s decision to use a tier two host for its deal.