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Following on from BNP Paribas’s Autonoria transaction, RCI Banque has announced a deal backed by French car loans that will be offered in fixed rate format.
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Fiat Group Automobile (FGA) Capital is set to test how far the European ABS revival has come, after it announced a securitisation backed by Italian car loans this week. The jurisdiction alone will put off some investors, but most bankers reckoned the short maturity and opportunity for yield should see the deal placed.
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Banco Santander has appointed Banesto CEO José García Cantera to run the global wholesale banking franchise. He replaces Adolfo Lagos, who is due to retire next year.
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Moody’s was this week the latest rating agency to highlight the fact that investment grade European ABS tranches have suffered very little credit impairment since the crisis.
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Class ‘A’ noteholders in Europe’s only defaulted CMBS, Opera Finance, have handed ownership of the Dutch property portfolio to private equity companies TPG Capital and Patron Capital. However, it might not set much of a precedent, said market participants.
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Asia’s loan bankers may have just been through a dismal quarter, but there is always someone worse off. They should count themselves lucky they are not securitisation bankers, who have suffered a dismal few years. Perhaps by working together, bankers in the two areas can add a bit of zest to the loan market — and some much needed volumes to the securitisation market.