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Santander has bought back €1.15bn equivalent of capital securities in an unconventional liability management exercise, where it did not guide investors on the price it would be willing to buy notes back at.
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ABN Amro plans to become a regular issuer in Asia, its treasurer has told EuroWeek, after the bank made its offshore renminbi debut and announced a tier two focused roadshow in the region.
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ABN Amro has appointed four banks to lead a roadshow in Europe and Asia for a potential Reg S tier two transaction, starting on September 3. The announcement came as the bank was set to price a two year senior unsecured offshore renminbi bond on Wednesday.
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Nordic lenders could kick off a wave of subordinated debt issuance as issuers return from holiday to look at the market in earnest, said bankers on Tuesday.
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Bank capital specialists fear second tier FIG issuers could be discouraged from printing subordinated paper by the poor aftermarket performance of Delta Lloyd’s €500m tier two deal, which was trading below par this week after being priced on Tuesday.
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There were furrowed brows on liability management desks all across the City on Thursday as Santander announced it was to buy back up to €2bn face value of tier one, upper tier two and lower tier two capital in a liability management exercise.