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Currency's higher yielding appeal has lured investors across the capital stack
More US banks have used callable format for opco dollar issuance this year
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Citi made a rare appearance in New Zealand dollars on Monday, selling a N$300m ($233.1m) five year in an equally unusual global format.
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Barclays took advantage of favourable conditions this week to print its first senior secured dollar deal through its holding company since the financial crisis, as it looked to move its funding to a single point of entry.
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The senior market awoke this week following a brief hiatus in the aftermath of the European Central Bank and European Banking Authority’s comprehensive assessment of Europe’s banks. While covered supply has been robust during the intervening period, a lack of recent senior issuance helped Abbey, Citi, DVB Bank and Nomura back into the market.
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ICBC NY sneaked a triple tranche dollar bond into the market on Wednesday while most attention was concentrating on well flagged issues from Bank of China and China Construction Bank. ICBC took a hefty $2.25bn with the US targeted senior trade, proving that global appetite for Chinese bank debt is still unsated. -
Senior bank debt issuance picked up on Wednesday after Citigroup and DVB Bank had re-opened the European market on Tuesday after the European Central Bank's Asset Quality Review.
