Europe
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NewDay funding has mandated leads for a credit card ABS in dollars and sterling. The deal will follow Montepio Credito which is planning an ABS secured on auto and consumer loans -
IPOs in the EMEA region made strong starts compared to their US counterparts but are overtaken as time goes by
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Spacs announce one merger and one IPO in a slow week for ECM deals
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Corporate debt investors show preference for shorter maturities
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Debut sustainability-linked bonds jostle for attention with green debt
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Nassau Corporate Credit issued its first European CLO at somewhat wider levels than recent deals, as a new UK auto ABS joined a UK RMBS in the pipeline
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Headset maker lines up investor calls from next week on
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JP Morgan is second in the EMEA ECM league table this year amid a booming IPO market globally
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There is hope that a regulatory review may lead to a more inclusive, US-style equity capital market
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They may have failed to gain traction in the euro market so far, however deals that are structured like covered bonds but secured on exotic assets and issued by companies have a future
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Previously a slam dunk, ESG related issuance has been a harder sell as COP26 ends
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Issuer increases deal as bid for sterling paper returns
