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Strong demand supported subordinated 30 non-call 10 year transactions from Assicurazioni Generali and Swiss Re this week, which took advantage of the bull market to get deals away.
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Santander UK is spring-cleaning its capital base with a cash tender offer on 10 capital instruments, one of which is more than 20 years old.
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ABN Amro put an end to a hiatus in European tier two supply this week with a bullet 10 year transaction that followed a snappy series of investor meetings. It had been looking at its options for printing a new tier two issue for a while, but had been hampered by regulatory confusion.
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Europe’s financial institutions have printed €12bn of euro denominated senior and subordinated paper in a blazing five days of market activity that also put an end to a long hiatus in both tier two and Italian issuance.
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Standard Chartered Plc was commended for its bold tier two issue this week, with a blowout transaction that was striking for its simplicity.
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United Overseas Bank sold a S$1.2bn ($949.83m) tier two deal this week, and bankers hope the strong response to the deal will encourage more Asian banks to sell subordinated debt in the Singapore dollar market.