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Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp (OCBC) raised $1bn from a lower tier two issue on Tuesday, the Singaporean lender’s second visit to the dollar bond market this year.
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Extended uncertainty over new capital regulations, as well as an almost empty tier two bucket due to a deal due to be called at the end of September, pushed Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken into the tier two market on Wednesday, EuroWeek understands. As with ABN Amro’s dollar denominated deal, SEB’s 10 non-call five year deal attracted strong demand, and more tier twos are set to follow.
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Investors stampeded into tier two trades from Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken and ABN Amro on Wednesday morning, as the two banks slipped into the subordinated debt market ahead of more expected supply.
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The subordinated debt market has opened in earnest, with two deals in the market on Wednesday and another set to roadshow. Rabobank brought the first of the wave of tier two transactions on Tuesday, and bankers expect more to come as financial institutions look to bolster their capital positions — even in the absence of certainty around regulatory capital requirements.
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Danske Bank is targeting ratings agency credit as well as regulatory capital as it roadshows a potential long dollar denominated tier two security.