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◆ Issuer takes advantage of capped size ◆ Rarity element provides tailwind for tight pricing ◆ Others take different markets as Nordea stays local for AT1 and Allianz eyes dollars for RT1
Issuers shift the primary market equilibrium in their favour but questions raised whether it can last
◆ Bank issues two deals a day after record earnings ◆ Week's fourth euro tier two ends with largest demand ◆ Earlier senior bond achieves highest-ever book for an Australian dollar credit trade
◆ Dutch bank acts more generously than earlier Nordic duo ◆ Deal offers higher absolute spread and new issue premium ◆ Investors like what they see and keep increasing orders
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Cheshire 2025-1 refinances deals from the Cheshire shelf and a Barclays' legacy shelf -
The BoE's new MREL regime will be transformative for the UK's smaller banks
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Transaction broadly follows the same structure as recent ERM trades
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◆ Green label and capped size set up tight pricing ◆ Result is Danske's tightest tier two, beating Covid-era issuance ◆ Some first mover advantage gained
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Deal terms up for negotiation but pricing slower to change
