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Raiffeisen Bank International is offering investors the chance to switch out of an upper tier two bond and into a new-style tier two note, having hinted that it may call the old paper at the end of October. Standard Chartered has also offered to buy back an upper tier two bond.
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Raiffeisen Bank International is set to close books on a 10 year bullet tier two trade in Swiss francs.
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French insurance firm CNP Assurances got a thumbs up from the Asian private banking and retail investor base on Tuesday, gathering around $6bn of orders from the region — in addition to $4bn from European buyers — for its inaugural dollar Reg S subordinated bond. Meanwhile, Germany’s Allianz tapped the euro market for a 30 non-call 10 deal.
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French insurer CNP Assurances is fast-tracking the execution of its dollar Reg S perpetual subordinated bond, releasing initial pricing thoughts and taking indications of interest on Monday. The lead managers plan to start taking orders when the Asian market opens on Tuesday.
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Japanese insurance firm Nippon Life will hit the road next week to explore a possible 144A and Reg S format tier two bond, speaking to investors in Asia, Europe and the US. After a subdued week in the FIG market, the roadshow could encourage other insurance issuers waiting in the wings, said bankers.
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