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The Public Service Company of New Hampshire (PSNH), an electric utility company that services 70% of the US state, is issuing a rare $636m rate reduction bond (RRB) to finance costs relating to the divestiture of 15 fossil fuel and hydroelectric generation plants. -
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) filed a lawsuit against LendingClub on Wednesday afternoon, alleging that the California-based online lender charged hidden fees and withdrew money from consumer bank accounts without authorisation.
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Merx Aviation Finance is in the market with a $506m securitization backed by mid-life narrow body aircraft, but the transaction’s high concentration of emerging market (EM) lessees poses risks.
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Residential solar lender Dividend Solar has closed its second solar securitization.
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In the three-legged race that is European lawmaking, one of the legs has just made a big stride forward in sustainable finance policy, publishing the most ambitious plan so far.
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Scotiabank is in the US securitization market this week with a prime auto ABS offering.
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Volkswagen Bank priced its inaugural €500m Italian auto loan ABS deal on Friday, with demand outstripping supply for both classes of bonds offered.
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Ygrene Energy Fund is in the market with its latest Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) securitization, securing both a green evaluation score and credit ratings from S&P Global Ratings for the first time. Deal watchers say that participation from one of the ‘big three’ rating agencies will help boost market participation in the growing asset class.
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Solar and Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) market players at IMN’s Green Investing Conference in New York on Wednesday acknowledged heightened investor participation on securitizations from both asset classes over the past year, but warned issuers to move cautiously as rates rise in 2018.
