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French insurer Axa issued its inaugural green tier two bond on Wednesday and attracted a peak order book of more than €3.4bn for the €1bn deal. -
Subordinated debt investors are scrambling to understand what the collapse of US hedge fund Archegos will mean for Credit Suisse. A heavy loss would undermine the bank’s capital cushion, which protects its additional tier one coupons.
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AIA Group sold its second tier two dollar bond on Tuesday, coming to the market after Hong Kong's new issuance regulations came into effect.
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Lancashire Holdings returned to the market this week to privately tap its inaugural subordinated bond, following the launch of the deal earlier this month.
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Romain Miginiac, head of research at Atlanticomnium, says the European banking sector is emerging from the coronavirus crisis in surprisingly good shape. But he warns that the pandemic could still be very painful for certain institutions.
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Axa is lining up its inaugural green deal in tier two format, becoming the latest financial borrower to combine a subordinated bond with an ESG label.
