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Fair Oaks Income Fund has acquired GLI Finance’s last two CLO investments, as it builds an initial portfolio ahead of the first CLO fund flotation in London since the financial crisis. -
FGA Capital, the joint venture between Italian carmaker Fiat and Crédit Agricole, is set to print the first public auto ABS backed by Italian collateral in over a year. Bankers also expect more RMBS from the country as strong bids for periphery ABS start to tempt more issuers.
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The Housing Finance Corp, a company that raises finance for smaller UK housing associations, on Thursday issued the first bond guaranteed by the UK government under a new scheme to support affordable housing.
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Tesco Personal Finance has fuelled hopes of a more active primary market for UK ABS by opting to publicly sell its third credit card securitization, a year after retaining a £1.75bn transaction to access the Funding for Lending Scheme.
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GDF Suez issued by far the largest green bond on Monday, a €2.5bn deal that smashed the €1.4bn record set by Electricité de France in November. Demand totalled €7.5bn.
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Regency Centers, a shopping centre developer, this week became the first non-bank company in the US to issue a specially labelled green bond. It was the first green bond where the company appeared to gain a convincing pricing advantage, relative to issuing a normal bond. That is a breakthrough, as until now many market participants have denied that this could, or even should, happen.
