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This is the first UK BTL RMBS since the Renters’ Rights Act came into effect
Funding Circle also placed the mezz notes for its SME loan transaction
Santander adds to euro pipeline with German consumer ABS
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Italian financial services group Unipol is looking for buyers to take parts of Grecale ABS 2008 off its balance sheet, according to several ABS fund managers. The bank issued and retained the deal in 2008, but now aims to sell at least part of it into the market, following a restructuring of the transaction.
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Granite BBB notes touched a cash price of 64 this week, with at least two dealers only showing bids. This marks a new high in a rally that saw Granite BBBs at 37 this time last year, and highlights the extent of spread compression in riskier assets. UK NC bonds, for example, have come in around 900bp on the year.
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Lead managers ABN Amro, JPMorgan, Rabobank and Royal Bank of Scotland sold the five year senior notes of ABN Amro’s Dolphin 2011-1 on Thursday, pricing the Eu500m piece deal at 140bp over three month Euribor, the wide end of the 135bp-140bp price talk released on Tuesday. The deal was 1.3 times covered, and like Holmes (see separate story) real money investors dominated.
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Santander sold the first UK RMBS of the year on Wednesday, issuing a £2bn equivalent deal from its Holmes programme that was well received by investors.
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Lead managers ABN Amro, JP Morgan, Rabobank and Royal Bank of Scotland will offer the five year senior notes of ABN Amro’s Dolphin 2011-1 at 140bp over three month Euribor, the wide end of the 135bp-140bp price talk released on Tuesday.
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Holmes 2011-1, the UK’s first RMBS this year, should be at least £2bn equivalent in total, thanks in part to a Eu650m preplaced three year euro tranche, which sponsor Santander has added since Tuesday’s investor update.
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Guidance on ABN Amro’s Dolphin 2011-1 Dutch RMBS is 135bp-140bp over three month Euribor for the five year senior notes — 10bp inside the guidance on the last Dutch RMBS, Delta Lloyd’s Arena 2011, and inside secondary market bid prices. ABN Amro, JP Morgan, Rabobank and Royal Bank of Scotland are the lead managers.
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European RMBS investors were treated to roadshows from Santander’s Holmes and ABN Amro’s Dolphin master trusts this week, following a well covered market-opening print from Delta Lloyd’s Arena 2011-1 last Friday (January 22).
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Santander will bring the first UK prime RMBS deal of the year to market, through Holmes 2011-1. It has mandated BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan, and Santander GBM for a roadshow to start next week.