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In a quiet week for US FIG issuance as the markets wound down at the end of August, a handful of financial institutions tapped the dollar market, including hybrid capital trades from JP Morgan and American International Group.
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Senior unsecured debt looks likely to be exempt from burden sharing under Spain’s resolution regime, according to a leaked draft of the document. Subordinated bondholders could suffer losses but the hierarchy of claims will be respected, according to the document.
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Australia’s Westpac Bank raised $800m from a tier two deal on Wednesday, turning to international investors less than a month after topping up its capital with domestic deadline.
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Australia’s Westpac Banking Corporation printed an $800m 10.5year non-call 5.5 trade on Wednesday in a deal that was more than four times subscribed.
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Santander is to buy back around €2bn of tier one, upper tier two and lower tier two capital in a liability management exercise.
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Dutch insurer Delta Lloyd brought its 30 non-call 10 year subordinated deal to market on Tuesday, having whetted investors’ appetites with a roadshow in early July.