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More US banks have used callable format for opco dollar issuance this year
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  • IDBI Bank opened guidance on a senior dollar bullet on Monday after pricing its debut Basel III compliant additional tier one additional tier one (AT1) security in the domestic market last week. The bank began sounding out investors about a Basel III dollar bond in July, but decided not to go ahead.
  • Deutsche Bank made a surprise visit to the primary market with a tap of its 1.25% €1.75bn September 2021 senior unsecured bonds on a day when cash bonds are trading wider and bank equities are largely tanking.
  • Azeri Accessbank printed a $50m one year euro commercial paper (ECP) on Friday after meeting investors in mid-September.
  • Agricultural Bank of China (ABC) took advantage of low US Treasury yields on October 9 to raise $300m via a newly established special purpose vehicle (SPV), Advance Wisdom Investments.
  • Woori Bank (WB) was selling the first locally issued and listed renminbi-denominated bond in Seoul on October 10. The bank’s Rmb200m ($32.6m) two year deal was priced at 3.87%, according to two sources based in Seoul.
  • Abbey National returned to the sterling senior unsecured market for the first time since 2010 this week. Although the market had softened, the Santander-owned UK bank’s 15 year deal performed well.