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The strong market conditions that have underpinned financial institution issuance over recent weeks are showing signs of weakening, led by a selloff in the equity market on Friday (October 2).
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Bond investors flocked to Intesa Sanpaolo’s Eu1.5bn perpetual non call 10 year hybrid tier one issue this week, allowing the issuer to price the largest ever single tranche deal of its kind for a European bank.
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Concerns that the dollar hybrid tier one market could be reaching saturation point intensified this week as a $1bn perpetual non-call 5-1/2 year deal from Société Générale failed to rally in the secondary market.
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Investors worried about the ability of KBC to pay coupons on its hybrid tier one bonds were keen to exchange their holdings in a tender offer that concluded on 25 September, the bank announced this week.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s September credit investor survey shows that although there is an abundance of liquidity in the bond markets and investors are quite comfortable about emerging macro risks in the credit markets, they remain firmly underweight bank tier one.
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Bond investors flocked to Intesa Sanpaolo’s Eu1.5bn perpetual non call 10 year hybrid tier one issue yesterday, allowing the issuer to price the largest ever single tranche for a European bank.