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There was no shortage of innovation across the securitization market in 2022. But even amid strong competition, Newmarket Capital and Banco Santander’s Project Bocarte was a standout transaction. A cutting-edge structure, a focus on sustainability and a commitment to financing the energy transition made the bilateral trade a worthy winner of GlobalCapital’s Most Innovative Deal of the Year.

Jefferies’ second year as a force in Europe's primary CLO market saw the firm secure a second consecutive win for excellence in the asset class. Strong relationships on the buy and sell side, combined with an unparalleled ability to time the market, helped the firm dominate the league tables and earn a well deserved win as CLO Bank of the Year.

◆ Huge oversubscription thanks to spread and yield ◆ Merchant bank differentiated itself on a busy day ◆ IR work pays off

A UK listing is the ‘natural choice’ for the EM payment services provider

'Old school' market needs collaboration to improve timing and transparency

Growing team adds former Nomura FIG DCM banker

Over the course of more than a century, U.S. Bank has built an exceptional corporate trust business. The firm’s strategic acquisitions and dedicated investment in people and technology have made it the partner of choice across the securitization market. Standing head and shoulders above its competitors, the bank was a clear winner in both CLO Trustee of the Year and Securitization Trustee of the Year categories.

Some distressed developers could be kicked off stock exchanges, complicating restructurings, as investors ‘give up’ on the sector

Bond trades softly after sharp rise in Treasury yields during execution

Charlotte Conlan, Stanford Hartman, Erin Brown and Paolo Grassi will lead expansion of levfin business

Canadians looks to sterling as dollars get ‘more challenging’

Multi-billion transaction enters empty leveraged loan market