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The finance provider is marketing its eighth insurance premium-backed ABS
◆ Investors eye high beta names ◆ Possible negative premium paid ◆ Fair value debated
Nua Money brings debut Irish prime RMBS
◆ First Finnish tier one FIG capital public sale in euros since at least 2020 ◆ Insurer to redeem tier two capital early ◆ First euro RT1 since July
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Other banks could be encouraged to follow the UK-based borrower in running tender exercises alongside new additional tier one issues -
Record low coupons should give way to new pricing methods in the additional tier one market
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The Australian bank took a large chunk out of its tier two programme with a local currency deal.
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Market participants expect financial institutions will step up their focus on labelled issuance after the summer break, though supply has already shot past the full year volumes for 2020.
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Credit investors are pleased with how banks performed in the EU stress test, though the sector lost more capital on average than it did in the previous exercise in 2018. The market was even sanguine about Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena, which will be able to stick to its ‘fallback’ plan despite losing all its capital under the adverse scenario.
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Standard Chartered opened books for a dollar additional tier one (AT1) bond on Tuesday, pairing the new issue with an early tender for its perpetual non-call April 2022 note.
