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Standard Chartered has generated more than $2.5bn of demand for an old style tier two issue that will be priced on Wednesday afternoon at 390bp over US Treasuries — and which has impressed with the strength of demand.
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Zürcher Kantonalbank is in the Swiss franc market with the first ever Basel III-compliant tier-one subordinated bond — a perpetual 3.5% non-call 5-1/2 year.
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Some 43% of National Bank of Greece covered bondholders submitted their paper for buyback below par, helping the bank reach a €300m core tier one gain through its liability management exercise.
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Tamweel, the Dubai-based mortgage company, was given a warm welcome in the Islamic finance market on Thursday when it sold a $300m tranche of a $1bn sukuk programme.
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Investors tendered a third of EFG International tier one bonds eligible for exchange into a Basel III compliant tier two issue this week.