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Macquarie has firmed up price guidance for its hybrid tier one bond, moving to the bottom of the low 10% indication it approached investors with at the start of the week. It set the range at between 10% and 10.25% in late Asian trading on Tuesday.
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Munich Re and Swiss Re highlighted the breadth of formats to be seen in insurance capital on Wednesday, tapping very different markets and at very different spread levels.
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Munich Re could announce an insurance capital transaction in the next 24 hours as its European roadshow comes to an end, EuroWeek Bank Finance understands.
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Credit Suisse has increased its buyback ceiling after meeting an overwhelming response to its cash tender offer on tier one and tier two securities.
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Macquarie is taking indications of interest for its hybrid tier one security in the low 10% area, having pushed back the trade after a downgrade last week.
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Munich Re’s tier two security being marketed this week will take 30 year non-call 10 format and will include a dividend pusher, according to ratings reports released on Monday. The news came amid greater clarity on the shape of an insurance capital transaction that Swiss Re is marketing this week.