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Barclays has hit the reduced $850m cap early on its tender offer for two US dollar securities, which the bank launched along with its $1bn contingent capital trade last week.
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Scottish Widows found £6bn of demand for the first sterling subordinated bond of the year on Tuesday. The borrower went for a bullet structure on a 10 year and 30 year tranche.
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Barclays put on a brave face this week after enduring heavy market criticism of the way it had executed its shiny new contingent capital trade. The deal traded up in the secondary market, easing fears that it might destabilise the nascent Coco market — but market participants said there were still lessons to be learned from the way it had been conducted.
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Scottish Widows has begun a three day roadshow for a potential sterling denominated subordinated bond. If the deal emerges, it would be the first public benchmark in that asset class and currency so far this year.
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Scottish Widows has begun a three day roadshow for a potential sterling denominated subordinated bond. If the deal emerges, it would be the first public benchmark in that asset class and currency so far this year.