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  • While new entrants to the UK mortgage master trust scene have grabbed the most attention recently, it was the most prolific issuer in the market that brought the year's final deal this week.
  • Lehman Brothers' choice of near prime collateral, including loans originated by GMAC RFC, paid off this week when most tranches on its £745m Eurosail 2006-4NP came at the tight end of guidance.
  • Deutsche Bank and UBS this week priced the debut residential mortgage securitisation from Greece's NovaBank, a subsidiary of Millennium bcp that was established in 2000. Despite softening of RMBS spreads in the busy market, the leads were able to price the Eu600m deal in line with guidance at 15bp over Euribor, 1bp outside the launch spreads of the RMBS issued earlier in the year by the more established players EFG Eurobank and the Consignments and Deposits Loan Fund.
  • Credaris Portfolio Management, the London based asset manager, is preparing Elbrus, a synthetic combination note that references the mezzanine and equity portion of a bespoke portfolio of high investment grade names. "This product is quite distinct from rated equity as the proceeds are used to buy both equity and mezzanine portions of risk, and the whole is rated for principal and coupon," said Olivier Renault, credit structurer at Citigroup in London.
  • While CMBS spreads have historically been among the most vulnerable in the ABS market to softening in times of heavy supply, the European real estate market absorbed a further wave of issuance this week, with little sign of strain.
  • The flow of emerging market securitisations continued unabated this week as one deal was priced and two more joined the pipeline.
  • A barrage of European small and medium sized enterprise corporate risk will shortly come to market, with Unicredit Group, LBBW, HSH Nordbank, Deutsche Bank, and IKB Industriebank all marketing deals.
  • There was no hint of a let-up in CLO issuance this week as Blackstone Debt Advisors priced its third CLO and Investec Principal Finance released price talk for its third.
  • BlackRock Financial Management, the US asset manager which is 49% owned by Merrill Lynch, this week priced Europe's first commercial real estate (CRE) CDO, arranged by Morgan Stanley, worth Eu342.5m.
  • South African securitisation crossed continents this week as Wesbank, owned by FirstRand Bank, priced the country's first euro-denominated securitisation, a Eu212m deal backed by domestic auto loans.