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Norddeutsche Landesbank drew on local investors and an eye-catching coupon on Tuesday to get away its much anticipated Eu400m lower tier two deal.
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HSBC’s sale of a $3.4bn tier one bond last week is an “elegant” solution to incoming capital regulations, but few others are likely to dive in before the new rules are clarified, said a Lloyds funding official sitting on a bank finance panel at the Euromoney Global Borrowers & Investors Forum in London on Tuesday. -
Norddeutsche Landesbank’s decision to go on a roadshow last week appears to have paid off and the issuer opened books for a bullet lower tier two 10 year issue on Tuesday morning.
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Citic Bank International looks set to sell a $500m lower tier two deal on Monday, after getting a strong response from investors in Asia and Europe.
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Standard Chartered’s Hong Kong subsidiary reopened Asia’s bond market on Thursday, raising $750m from a lower tier two deal that attracted strong demand from investors but came under fire from some bankers for being priced too generously.
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Lloyds Banking Group announced this week the results of the early submissions to a liability management exercise in which it was asking upper tier two bondholders to convert their debt holdings into shares.
