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Emerging markets lender Standard Chartered doubled up on long dated issuance this week, printing a 25 year sterling senior unsecured bond the same day as it re-opened a 30 year dollar denominated tier two note.
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EFG International came to market on Wednesday with a Swiss franc tier two deal, looking to replace the tier two debt that was taken out through a buyback offer earlier this month. The Basel III compliant paper proved attractive, offering a high yield from an investment grade issuer.
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Investors demonstrated strong support for KBC Bank’s long-awaited contingent capital bond on Thursday, pushing orders to over $5bn by late afternoon. The deal, which is set to be priced on Friday, will help the Belgian borrower repay its state aid early.
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Two outings in three days this week helped Axa tackle its upcoming sub debt maturities, as the French insurance group took $850m from the Reg S market over Monday and Tuesday, before returning on Thursday with a €1bn 30 year non-call 10 trade.
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KBC Bank is set to print a contingent capital transaction between 65bp and 90bp outside the trading levels for Barclay's existing deal which carries the same 7% core tier one trigger.