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Société Générale got less Asian participation than it expected for its debut additional tier one trade last week, although private banks and hedge funds still played in large sizes, taking 30% of the temporary write-down trade. The distribution statistics for the deal, released on Monday morning, showed that real money accounts took 62% — an encouraging sign for the nascent asset class.
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Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (Asia) has mandated 10 banks to issue its first US dollar denominated Basel III-compliant bond. -
Nationwide has launched a tender offer for holders of its permanent interest bearing shares, targeting some £715m of securities in an attempt to bolster its capital structure.
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Crédit Agricole will issue a tier two contingent capital instrument which is intended to achieve intermediate equity content to boost its risk-adjusted capital (RAC) ratio with rating agency Standard & Poor’s.
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Société Générale took a brave step into the world of new-style CRD IV-compliant capital on Thursday, bringing the market’s second-ever additional tier one transaction.
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Intesa Sanpaolo is targeting €5bn of old-style tier two capital in an exchange offer, giving investors the chance to switch into a new 10 year bullet tier two bond which will comply fully with the European Capital Requirements Regulation.
