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Julius Bär managed to tap the Swiss franc market for Sfr250m ($265m) on Tuesday with its perpetual non-call 5-1/2 tier one transaction, despite a structure that bankers said was aggressive.
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Reinsurance firm Scor printed its second Swiss franc hybrid on Monday — a Sfr250m ($264.4m) perpetual non-call 5.8 year — to capitalise on a buoyant post-summer Swiss franc market.
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As many as seven euro denominated covered bond deals were mandated and priced this week, taking advantage of the constructive mood that followed the European Central Bank’s announcement last week that it would support peripheral sovereign debt markets.
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A strong aftermarket performance on Danske Bank’s unusually structured tier two transaction this week is set to keep the market open for European borrowers selling capital in Reg S dollar format.
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Investors have placed more than $6.5bn of orders for Danske Bank’s tier two transaction, driving leads to ratchet in pricing on a deal that has highlighted the strength of the Asian dollar bid for European bank capital.