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Italy’s UniCredit is about to become the first bank to sell an additional tier one deal since KBC Group’s transaction pushed market boundaries two weeks ago. UniCredit's deal also follows a period of repricing during which investors have pushed back on yields.

Nationwide will be the second UK building society to issue in euros this week. Leeds Building Society tapped the market on Tuesday, though its paper has seen shaky trading since then.

Noble Group, a supplier of agricultural and energy products, metals and minerals, hit the market on March 24 with a $1.35bn 364-day revolving loan facility, led by an 18-member arranging group.

Société Générale has postponed its planned additional tier one capital issue after becoming aware of an imminent report from Fitch that could affect investors' view of its credit.

An IPO for French medical imaging firm Supersonic Imagine is the latest in a run of small listings for European biotechnology firms as US investors move money across the Atlantic.

An institutional seller sold a €66m block of shares in Gecina on Tuesday night, echoing another sale of the French real estate firm's stock late last year.

Société Générale has postponed its planned additional tier one transaction after becoming aware of an imminent rating agency report that might hurt the deal’s primary market performance.

Europe's financial institutions debt market was a little softer in synthetic indices as this week began, but that has not kept issuers from pricing and planning deals.

Airbus Group, also known as the European Aeronautical, Defence and Space Co, was cheered today by investors on its return to the euro bond market for the first time for five years.

Three financials are looking to retest the market’s appetite for additional tier one deals, after a two week hiatus for the asset class that has seen spreads on recent AT1 bonds widen, raising the question of whether the next round of trades will enjoy the stellar primary market successes of their peers.

Noble Group, a supplier of agricultural and energy products, metals and minerals, hit the market on March 24 with a $1.35bn 364-day revolving loan facility, led by an 18-member arranging group.

The first Italian additional tier one capital issue could be very close, as bank capital specialists prepare for the new product's next phase of growth after a two week hiatus.