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Barclays has mandated five banks to meet investors in Asia, Europe and the US. The deal may be a contingent capital instrument, given that the bank said last week it had discussed such securities with investors and the FSA.
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BBVA is set to book an estimated capital gain of €107m after buying back €691.7m of lower tier two debt in a liability management exercise. This figure represents the repurchase of non-consent securities only, so the final amount, which will be revealed once bondholder syndicates have approved the repurchase of the two consent securities, is likely to be larger.
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Asian private bank investors helped UK insurer Friends Life price its debut Reg S dollar deal well through guidance, and then trade even tighter, in the latest of several other insurance and bank deals to find success in the region over recent months.
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European tier two capital securities dropped by up to three points in price this week, as investors digested a decision by Intesa Sanpaolo to remove call options from €2.6bn of bonds it is targeting in a liability management exercise.
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Bank of Montreal and Capital One Financial reopened the dollar market for investment grade FIG with hefty deals after the two-day enforced shutdown following super-storm Sandy.
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Syndicate officials working on Bank Tabungan Negara’s rights issue were set to close the books on the government’s portion — which it decided not to take up — on Wednesday, and were aiming to price the shares between Rph1,200 and Rph1,400 each, said a banker close to the deal.