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Demand for Lanark boosted by dearth of RMBS supply

As the UK's Clydesdale Bank begins its second day of meetings with US investors for its Lanark 2012-2 RMBS, bankers expect the deal to benefit from being potentially the last publicly sold RMBS in the market until September.

  • 17 Jul 2012
Bankers on the deal said Clydesdale’s UK roadshow, put together by lead managers Barclays, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Citi and National Australia Bank (Clydesdale's parent), garnered a positive response. The leads said that they wanted to launch and price on Thursday, once the US roadshow had finished ...

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