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The primary market has re-opened for financial names, bankers argued this week after Aviva attracted a €4bn welter of orders from over 300 investors for its tier two offering.
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Barclays debt was virtually unmoved on Wednesday after a one-notch downgrade from Standard & Poor’s added to recent pressure from the UK regulator for the bank to meet a 3% liquidity ratio earlier than expected.
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FIG spreads are much better placed to deal with the potential volatility from the central bank policy meetings and US employment data that close out this week, said bankers, now that the panic provoked by Ben Bernanke’s mention of QE-tapering has burnt the fast money off the market. -
Gazprombank has postponed its planned Swiss franc tier two bond, with market volatility spoiling the issuer's plans. However, the Russian bank may return to the Swiss franc market in the future, EuroWeek understands.
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Barclays debt was virtually unmoved on Wednesday after a one-notch downgrade from Standard & Poor’s added to recent pressure from the UK regulator for the bank to meet a 3% liquidity ratio earlier than expected.
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Aviva collected orders from more than 300 investors for its €650m hybrid tier two deal on Tuesday, fuelling expectations of a pick-up in primary supply next week.
