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  • ABS back on Hellenic agenda with novel EU funds deal
    The Greek government last Friday launched its third securitisation - a Eu2bn deal backed by payments from the European Commission under the third Community Support Framework (CSF III). Jointly lead managed by BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank, EFG Eurobank and NBG International, the transaction puts securitisation in Greece back on the agenda after almost a year since the last deal emerged from the country.
    October 19, 2001
  • Akbank rides volatile market, brings Turkish ABS via WestLB
    Westdeutsche Landesbank Girozentrale (WestLB) yesterday (Thursday) closed a $200m future flow securitisation for Akbank, the second largest private bank in Turkey. Akbank has completed a number of securitisations previously but in the volatile market conditions at present this deal surprised many.
    October 19, 2001
  • First Active bank launches its largest ABS yet, spreads tighten but quick return unlikely
    Irish bank First Active this week launched its seventh mortgage securitisation from its Celtic programme, but the issuer does not expect to do another deal for around two years. Lead managed by BNP Paribas and RBS Financial Markets (RBS), the Eu650m deal is the largest Celtic transaction yet and the first to include a proportion of refinanced mortgages in its portfolio.
    October 19, 2001
  • Fortis to bring Dutch health sector to synthetic market
    Fortis Bank Nederland is preparing a Eu1.3bn synthetic collateralised bond obligation backed by loans to the Dutch public healthcare sector. Lead managed by Bear Stearns and Fortis Bank, the deal is unusual. Because it is backed entirely by loans to just one industry sector it is difficult to compare it to other synthetic CLOs, while other healthcare deals have usually used a whole business structure.
    October 19, 2001
  • Italy mandates Eu3bn state property ABS
    The Italian treasury this week mandated Banca IMI, Deutsche Bank, IntesaBci and Lehman Brothers to lead manage a Eu2bn-Eu3bn securitisation of residential property owned by Italian state entities, including INPS and INAIL. The transaction will be the first under a government programme to dispose of real estate with an estimated book value of between Eu15bn and Eu30bn.
    October 19, 2001
  • Kensington brings its latest RMBS to mart, hits US money market funds via Barclays
    Kensington Mortgage Group, the UK lender of non-conforming mortgages, this week launched its largest securitisation to date: a £380m offering denominated in dollars and sterling. Lead managed by Barclays Capital (books), Bear Stearns, Morgan Stanley, NIB Capital and WestLB, the deal was unusual in that its senior piece, denominated in dollars, was sold to US money market funds under rule 2a7 of the Investment Company Act.
    October 19, 2001
  • WestLB sets out ABS plans for whisky deal
    The asset securitisation and principal finance division of WestLB this week provided financial backing for the management buyout of a Scottish whisky distillery. It now intends to refinance the deal using securitisation in around three months' time. The senior management of JBB (Greater Europe), which was a wholly owned subsidiary of Jim Beam Brands Worldwide Inc, part of Fortune Brands Inc, paid £200m for the business.
    October 19, 2001
  • Railtrack’s replacement will need government support
    Structured finance specialists this week chafed at the lack of new information about the UK government's plans for Railtrack, the railway infrastructure company it took into administration on October 7. But for participants in the ABS market, unlike share and bondholders, the winding-up of Railtrack is also an opportunity, since the outcome will almost certainly be some form of structured financing.
    October 19, 2001
  • Rare secured loan ABS from Tenovis is a first for Germany
    Tenovis GmbH & Co KG, a leading provider of business communication solutions in Germany, is preparing to launch the first rated German term securitisation to use a secured loan structure. Tenovis supplies office telephone systems and provides servicing and maintenance under contract. The company was created in 2000 when Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co acquired the private network division from Bosch Telekom.
    October 19, 2001
  • South Africa opens up market for MBS deals, pipeline grows
    As the South African reserve bank introduces measures designed to smooth the path of securitisation in the country, a number of companies are starting to line up deals. Plans are being put in place that could result in the launch of the first commercial mortgage backed securitisation and the first securitisation to be backed by residential mortgages.
    October 19, 2001
  • News in brief
    * Credit Suisse First Boston has released price details for a Eu495m securitisation backed by commercial and industrial leases originated by SBS Leasing a division of Banca Lombarda. Lombarda Lease Finance is expected to offer a Eu440m triple-A piece at 35bp over Euribor, rated by Fitch and Moody's with a 2.3 year average life.
    October 19, 2001
  • Derivatives
    Interest-Rate Head Leaves CSFB
    Robert Rossman, head of interest-rate derivatives marketing at Credit Suisse First Boston in New York, left the firm abruptly on Tuesday, according to a headhunter. Rossman joined CSFB earlier this year from J.P. Morgan where he was head of swaps marketing for the Americas.
    October 18, 2001
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