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The awards recognise the market's leading deals, issuers, banks and other participants
The winning organisations will be announced at events in both London and New York in September
The winning institutions and individuals will be announced at a ceremony in London on June 18
The standout deals, issuers, banks and other market participants were crowned at a gala industry dinner in New York
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The European securitization market in 2018 was awash in interesting and novel securitization deals backed by a range of asset classes. -
In a closely fought three-way showdown with Deutsche Bank and Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan emerged as NPL Finance House of the Year. The US house attracted some 38% of respondents’ votes, putting it narrowly ahead of Deutsche (35%).
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After racking up as many as 12 notable deals in the sector during 2018, BNP Paribas broke the 40% barrier in claiming the RMBS Bank of the Year award in GlobalCapital’s first post-crisis European securitization awards. The French house attracted a quarter as many votes again as second-placed Lloyds Bank and more than half as many again as HSBC in third.
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Allen & Overy achieved one of the most notable results in GlobalCapital’s first post-crisis European securitization awards, receiving almost half of all votes in the overall Securitisation Law Firm of the Year category (47.5% — a result bettered only by BofA in the Securitization Research House of the Year). The firm’s lead over its nearest competitor (Clifford Chance) was an exceptional 11 percentage points.
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One of the strongest results in Global Capital’s first post-crisis European securitization awards was Citi’s win in the ABS Bank of the Year category. The leading underwriter in the sector, according to Dealogic data, the US bank claimed nearly 45% of the vote to come in 7.5 percentage points ahead of its nearest rival, BNP Paribas.
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PwC claimed GlobalCapital’s inaugural Securitisation Accounting Firm of the Year category ahead of Deloitte and EY.
