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Aviva is set to print a $650m tier one transaction to yield 8.25% on Thursday afternoon, after drawing in more than $6bn of orders.
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Sterling investors declared a buyers’ strike on JP Morgan as it joined Bank of America in not calling lower tier two notes this week — controversial moves that saw the two institutions become the first large global banks to skip calls on European notes since Deutsche provoked the ire of investors in 2008.
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Rival bankers say they are unsurprised to see Aviva’s dollar denominated tier one deal progressing well, saying that the UK insurer picked the right day to launch the deal.
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Bank of East Asia returned to Singapore’s local bond market to raise another S$200m ($160m), just a month after the Hong Kong lender debuted in the city-state's debt market with a tightly-priced lower tier two bond.
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American International Group announced a Sfr350m ($384.74m) maximum buyback on Monday, targeting all of its outstanding Swiss franc bonds. The exercise is part of the group's deleveraging plans.
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Alpha Bank is offering to buy back tier ones and tier twos at deep discounts to par to generate much-needed common equity, after Greece’s debt exchange slashed 863bp off its capital.