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UK investors took the largest portion of Austrian insurer Uniqa’s first public bond on Tuesday, buying some 36% of the deal. The 30 year non call 10 bond was well received and was trading up in the secondary market on Wednesday.
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ABN Amro made a bid to print the last meaningful senior unsecured supply in euros before the summer break on Wednesday morning, as it launched a floating rate deal. Leads ABN Amro, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Deutsche Bank and Royal Bank of Scotland released initial price thoughts in the Euribor plus 60bp area for the three year transaction.
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Austrian insurance firm Uniqa printed its debut public deal on Tuesday, a €350m 30 year non-call 10 subordinated trade that was more than three times covered. While there is still a chance of further senior unsecured supply this week, Uniqa’s trade is likely to be the last subordinated bond to hit the market until the end of August. -
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US hedge funds that have bought large chunks of Co-op Bank subordinated debt have underestimated the UK regulator's willingness to impose losses on the troubled bank’s bondholders, analysts told EuroWeek Bank Finance on Monday.
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The board of BBVA Banco Continental, the Peruvian subsidiary of Spanish lender BBVA, has approved a programme of Reg S/144A subordinated debt issuance of up to $600m.
