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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. -
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.
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A veteran broker at Credit Suisse in New York has left the bank after 23 years to join Mitsubishi UFJ's US office as it jumpstarts a new ABS and CLO platform.
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The Housing Finance Corp, a company that raises finance for smaller UK housing associations, is expected to become the first borrower to use a new government guarantee for social housing on a bond issue.
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GDF Suez issued by far the largest green bond today, with a €2.5bn deal that smashed the €1.4bn record set by Electricité de France in November. Demand for the GDF bond totalled €7.5bn.
