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Securitization issuers ready rush to market ahead of election uncertainty
The upcoming presidential election is driving a rush by securitization issuers to get deals through the pipeline before November, when sources say election uncertainty and a potential second wave of Covid-19 infections could make for a highly volatile end to 2020.
September has been the busiest month for securitization since the pandemic started, but investors say October will be even busier. Market participants are expecting to see bond issuance quicken significantly over the next month leading up to the November 3 election across sectors, from auto loan deals to
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