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Nordea Bank printed its biggest senior unsecured deal in more than a year as banking and financial names returned in force after last week’s lull.
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Man Group has followed its buyback of 2015 senior bonds, completed last Thursday, with a tender for $232m of lower tier two debt due in 2017. Again, the issuer has decided to use an exit consent method — a tactic normally employed in distressed situations.
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Raiffeisen Bank International sold subordinated Swiss franc debt on Monday, hooking private bank investors on the lookout for high yielding paper. The deal saw some follow-on demand on Tuesday, allowing a small increase on the same terms. The deal is the latest in a series of successful subordinated bonds aimed at this investor base.
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Moody’s decision to downgrade Co-op Bank’s senior and deposit ratings by six notches — making its outstanding paper sub-investment grade — left the issuer’s debt reeling in the secondary market on Friday.
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UBS is planning to tap European institutional investors’ renewed interest in loss-absorbing debt with a US dollar Reg S contingent capital trade, which could come next week.
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Raiffeisen Bank International sold subordinated Swiss franc debt on Monday, targeting private bank investors on the lookout for high yielding paper. The deal is the latest in a series of successful subordinated bonds aimed at this investor base.