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Macquarie and Swiss Re are both set to finish European investor meetings on Friday. The Swiss insurer is eyeing its third capital trade of the year, but EuroWeek understands that there is no specific transaction under discussion for Macquarie, whose meetings were organised by HSBC and Royal Bank of Scotland.
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Swiss Re is taking another look at the subordinated debt market, meeting accounts in Europe later this week.
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American International Group announced on Wednesday morning that the final volume of its tender offer, which it launched on April 23 with a cap of Sfr350m ($379.48m), was Sfr338.46m. All offers were accepted and none of the buyers were pro-rated. Co-ordinators Credit Suisse and UBS will price the offer at 1pm London time on Wednesday.
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Alpha Bank added 74bp to its core tier one capital ratio, it said on Monday as it released take-up rates on a below par buyback on capital securities. The Greek lender hit an aggregate 66% participation rate in the cash tender offer it launched last month.
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US banks made their long-awaited return to the fray after first quarter reporting season with a flurry of self-led deals. Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo and US Bancorp broke the hiatus of benchmark issuance from the sector with deals worth a combined $4.75bn.