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Investors are eyeing a rush of sterling ABS and RMBS deals looking to push ahead through the Brexit window after the UK Parliament was suspended for five weeks beginning on Monday, with buysiders confident that spreads will withstand the rush of new supply. -
Banco Sabadell has mandated Deutsche Bank for a €1bn Spanish consumer loan ABS, set to offer three tranches with a floating rate coupon priced over three month Euribor.
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Buy-to-let mortgage lender Fleet Mortgages has agreed a funding line with asset manager One William Street after returning to the market in April, getting about £400m.
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In an otherwise slow week for the securitization market after the Labor Day holiday, observers are bracing themselves for a potentially market-moving development for the mortgage sector — the Trump administration’s release of its government-sponsored enterprise reform plan.
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Santander has announced that it is considering transitioning some Libor-linked notes issued by its Holmes Master Issuer programme to the Sonia benchmark.
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Yorkshire Building Society has mandated Bank of America Merrill Lynch and Lloyds, alongside joint lead managers Citi and BNP Paribas, for its upcoming Brass No.8, a UK prime RMBS deal offering two triple-A rated sterling tranches and a senior dollar tranche.
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Companies could be stopped from picking their favourite jurisdiction for restructurings, if a crucial ruling over the fate of troubled heat exchanger firm Galapagos SA goes in favour of a group of high yield bondholders.
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Pepper Group has mandated Citi and NatWest Markets as to arrange Castell 2019-1, a full capital stack UK RMBS transaction backed by second lien mortgages.
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A no-deal Brexit has the potential to cleave the European securitization market by seeing different rules apply in the the UK — its largest component — from the rest of the EU. Tom Brown reports.
