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China Minsheng Banking Corp raised HK$11.21bn ($1.44bn) at the start of this week, after launching a share placement in Hong Kong. The bank managed to price the deal above the middle of its range after getting strong demand — and allocated around $1bn to just 10 investors.
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Following well received insurance capital trades from Munich Re and Swiss Re last week, German insurance holding company Talanx raised over €750m of demand on Wednesday for its 30 year non-call 10 subordinated transaction.
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Development Bank of the Philippines has closed its Rp5.65bn retail-targeted lower tier two deal, swelling its capital adequacy ratio by around 2.50% for the rest of the year.
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Banca Popolare dell’Emilia Romagna is coming back for a second liability management pass on lower tier capital that is callable this year.
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More insurance capital trades could be on their way, bankers said this week, after investors participated in droves in Munich Re’s 30 year non-call 10 subordinated issue, as well as in Swiss Re’s dollar deal.
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