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United Overseas Bank returned to the subordinated bond market this week after nine years away, selling an old-style bank capital deal.
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United Overseas Bank returned to the subordinated bond market this week after nine years away, selling an old-style bank capital deal.
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Bayerische Landesbank is set to repurchase up to $850m of trust preferred securities in a liability management exercise intended to strengthen its balance sheet.
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Nippon Life flexed its muscles on Thursday, tightening guidance on its 30 year non-call 10 dollar bond to almost 90bp inside the original guidance, after having taken around $20bn of orders since opening books on Wednesday.
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Raiffeisen Bank International priced a Sfr250m 4.75% 10 year bullet tier two bond at 385bp over mid-swaps on Tuesday afternoon. The deal received good demand from Swiss investors, more than doubling the minimum target, with the spread on offer proving particularly attractive to retail buyers.
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New issues from CNP Assurances and Allianz performed well in secondary trading on Wednesday, despite an uncertain backdrop which saw equities dive and credit indices widen. CNP found strong Asian support for its inaugural Reg S dollar bond, while Allianz’s transaction was dominated by European real money buyers.