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Banks could rush to issue as fast as possible, taking advantage of remarkably tight spreads
US domestic institutions take centre stage after global banks' big funding round
The ratings review finished with both upgrades and downgrades linked to senior bonds now being subordinated to regular deposits
◆ Sentiment improves after ceasefire extended ◆ Handelsbanken nears record tights ◆ Jyske Bank attracts €3.3bn of orders
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After a tumultuous year, the UK’s Metro Bank is readying a return to the bond market to raise debt for its minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL) ahead of a 2020 deadline. -
Agricultural Bank of China’s Singapore branch has sold the tightest three year floating rate note (FRN) from a big four Chinese bank, adding $500m to its coffers.
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Banco Sabadell and ASB Finance launched senior bonds in the euro market on Monday, with the former hitting the ‘sweet spot’ of investor appetite and the latter struggling to achieve the same level of demand as its Kiwi peer ANZ New Zealand had last week.
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MetLife became the first financial institution to launch a new senior bond in euros at a negative yield on Monday, raising €500m at the short end of the maturity curve.
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Yankee banks joined supply frenzy in US dollars this week, as they looked to take advantage of positive funding conditions.
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Bank of Montreal and Rothesay Life made use of the quieter political situation in the UK this week to issue in sterling, in the same week issuance paced down in the euro market ahead of the European Central Bank’s meeting.
