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Lead managers Credit Suisse, Julius Bär and Zürcher Kantonalbank have opened books on Julius Bär’s perpetual non-call 5-1/2 year tier one transaction on Monday morning.
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Julius Bär has mandated Credit Suisse, Julius Bär and Zürcher Kantonalbank to organise investor meetings in Switzerland for a potential Swiss franc hybrid capital issue.
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Fed up with waiting for clarity over capital requirements and under increasing pressure from bondholders, European banks this week opened the floodgates for subordinated debt issuance, with three institutions launching tier two deals and more gearing up to print, writes Will Caiger-Smith.
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Standard & Poor’s this week downgraded Banco Sabadell’s hybrid and subordinated debt after the issuer announced a liability management exercise that emulated a controversial recent buyback from Santander.
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Banks and insurance companies featured heavily among the barrage of high grade issuers tapping the US bond market this week.
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ABN Amro achieved its objective of targeting Asian private bank investors for its dollar Reg S tier two deal, which closed on Thursday. The week’s new issues were all performing well as the market screamed tighter following European Central Bank president Mario Draghi’s promise to back up struggling sovereigns with bond purchases.