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UK lender has placed €1.5bn of Dutch prime RMBS paper this year, doubling its annual issuance
Car maker and bank price German trades as RCI prices a Spanish deal
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With another earthquake about to hit Latin America, finance ministers from four countries are rushing to launch a World Bank-backed catastrophe bond to ensure that money is paid quickly -
An insurance plan that pays out at once when a natural disaster hits rather than months after the loss assessment offers a route for small countries to secure protection against hurricanes and earthquakes
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P2P Global Investments has mandated Deutsche Bank to arrange a new consumer ABS transaction backed by marketplace loans originated by Zopa.
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ABS industry players have expressed mixed views this year on the trend of increased credit enhancement on subprime auto deals, with some observers starting to question whether deal structures will hold up during market shocks.
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Most of the US Treasury’s proposed reforms for the US capital markets avoid the need for congressional approval, giving the financial services industry a strong opportunity to roll back some of the perceived excesses of post crisis rule making, US sources have said.
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With the struggle for the control of Catalonia dominating European markets, investors seem to be turning to Italy, of all places, as a safe haven. Jasper Cox and Sam Kerr report.
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The record tight pricing of Agos Ducato’s Sunrise consumer ABS transaction this week showed that European investors are hot for Italian debt despite the country's political and economic turmoil. But sources speaking to GlobalCapital said that their foray into Italy is just the latest example of European buyers' desperate hunt for yield.
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The European ABS market notched another record this week, as French issuer Socram Banque broke through post-crisis tight spread levels for a French auto ABS transaction.
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Catastrophe bond pays out for one of two major earthquakes to hit Mexico in September
