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United Overseas Bank priced Asia’s first Tier I Basel III-compliant bonds on July 15 at tight levels, providing a benchmark for other Asian banks as they prepare to meet Basel requirements.
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United Overseas Bank priced Asia’s first Tier I Basel III-compliant bonds on July 15 at tight levels, providing a benchmark for other Asian banks as they prepare to meet Basel requirements.
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Asian investors threw their weight behind French insurer CNP Assurances last week, buying 42% of its perpetual non-call six year deal — the largest proportion they have taken of a European issuer’s capital trade since AG Insurance’s deal in March.
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French insurer CNP Assurances found more demand for a Reg S subordinated perpetual non-call six bond on Friday, having left books open overnight for Asian accounts. The trade also benefited from added European interest on Friday morning. -
A trio of Yankee banks broke the dollar FIG drought this week as investors returned to risk in the US high-grade market.
