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  • Faxtor Securities this week brought a rare cash CDO of mezzanine ABS and CDOs, via Bear Stearns.
  • After a relative dearth of issuance, several multi-tranche managed synthetic CDOs are expected to come to market shortly, including the debut public deals for two asset managers.
  • Axa this week launched the first ever securitisation of car insurance, a ground-breaking deal that could provide a template for other insurers to use ABS technology as a means of risk transfer and alternative capital raising.
  • Portugal's small band of mortgage issuers welcomed a new member this week when Banco BPI brought its first RMBS, a Eu1.5bn deal led by BNP Paribas and Citigroup.
  • Credit Suisse priced Cadogan Square CLO this week, the first CDO to emerge from the bank's European Alternative Capital group. CSFB set up the team earlier this year to emulate its leveraged investments group in the US, which is a seasoned CDO manager and manages around $6.7bn of assets through CDOs. The London team is run by Glenn Clarke, formerly at AIB Capital Markets.
  • Swiss Re has taken the concept of transferring insurance risks into the capital markets another step forward by securitising its trade credit reinsurance portfolio. The transaction, which is the first of its kind, will provide Swiss Re with coverage if claims on its trade credit portfolio are higher than expected over a three year period.
  • UK lender Abbey made a successful return to the securitisation market after an 18 month absence, becoming the first mortgage issuer to break the 10bp barrier in Europe since the market wobble earlier in the second quarter. Deutsche Bank, Lehman Brothers and Morgan Stanley were joint bookrunners on the £3.75bn equivalent deal.
  • GMAC-RFC made a confident return to the non-conforming mortgage market, brushing off recent admissions of data entry errors in earlier deals, to achieve some of the tightest spreads seen in the UK non-conforming sector since the peak of the market at the start of the year.
  • Two mortgage backed transactions made it out of the bulging Spanish pipeline this week, but they could hardly have been more different. Barclays Bank launched a high quality conventional RMBS, while a collection of 11 rural co-operative banks brought a deal backed by a mix of residential and granular commercial loans.
  • South African property fund Growthpoint Properties ended the year for South African securitisation with a double header, closing both the largest South African CMBS deal to date and achieving record pricing for the asset class.
  • Cetelem, BNP Paribas's consumer credit subsidiary, this week launched the first issue from its revamped Noria securitisation programme, pricing squarely in line with guidance and achieving an oversubscription.