In a March 10 announcement, Kiwibank (AA-) said it was "considering" making an offer of up to NZ$100 million (US$70.55 million) – with room for an upsize of up to a further NZ$50 million – of perpetual callable preference shares, which will provide the bank with tier one capital. Market sources say the transaction is likely to open in April with ANZ as lead arranger.

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