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Royal Bank of Scotland is offering holders of tier two paper coming up for call this year a chance to swap into new notes, in a deal that has been expected since Lloyds brought a similar one in December.
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Egg Banking plc met strong take-up on buybacks of two subordinated securities at prices close to par this week.
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Banco do Brasil responded on Monday to the ravenous follow-on demand for its ground-breaking Basel III-compliant perpetual tier one capital issue with a $750m reopening that was priced 75bp tighter than the original issue.
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Banco CAM launched a buyback of tier two paper on February 24, in a deal that is intended to tidy up the lender’s subordinated debt as it is acquired by Banco Sabadell. HSBC is dealer manager.
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Investors have placed over €1.5bn in orders for DnB Bank’s tier two issue, in a deal that follows other Scandinavian supply and has drawn careful attention from big accounts.
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Jyske Bank, Denmark’s third largest lender, signalled on Wednesday that it means to be at the forefront of industry consolidation in the country as it raised Dkr1.16bn ($210m) in a capital hike to fund acquisitions and more aggressive growth.