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Irish securitization could yet survive the 2020 election

With Sinn Féin down in the polls, securitization investors should cheer at the thought of Fianna Fáil winning the Irish election this year.

  • By Tom Brown
  • 21 Jan 2020

Market commentators are focusing on Brexit on January 31, but the following week might have a bigger impact for structured finance in Europe.

The Irish election is set to take place on February 8, with a recent Sunday Times poll putting opposition party Fianna Fáil ahead by five ...

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Bond Comments

All International Bonds

Rank Lead Manager Amount $bn No of issues Share %
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1 JPMorgan 85.72 301 8.97%
2 Citi 75.77 282 7.93%
3 BofA Securities 63.80 249 6.68%
4 Barclays 57.83 225 6.05%
5 Goldman Sachs 46.61 161 4.88%

Bookrunners of All Syndicated Loans EMEA

Rank Lead Manager Amount $bn No of issues Share %
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1 BofA Securities 4.04 14 11.58%
2 JPMorgan 3.83 12 10.97%
3 Citi 3.14 12 9.00%
4 HSBC 2.22 13 6.35%
5 Commerzbank Group 2.15 7 6.15%

Bookrunners of all EMEA ECM Issuance

Rank Lead Manager Amount $bn No of issues Share %
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1 Credit Suisse 2.84 5 13.55%
2 JPMorgan 1.90 14 9.05%
3 Barclays 1.75 12 8.33%
4 Morgan Stanley 1.69 11 8.04%
5 Citi 1.63 13 7.80%