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  • The trickle of UK credit card ABS issuance turned into a flood this week as Barclaycard announced its third securitisation in as many months while Royal Bank of Scotland's Arran programme announced a return after a five year absence. Meanwhile RBS expects to price Egg Banking's latest deal today (Friday).
  • Established issuer Southern Pacific Mortgages Ltd launched its 13th non-conforming RMBS deal into a crowded market this week, but printed at price guidance across the capital structure.
  • This week saw a surge of international CDO issuance as Standard Chartered Bank completed its first balance sheet CDO, a $2bn leveraged synthetic securitisation, while National Australia Bank continued marketing a $1.3bn deal of its own.
  • JP Morgan this week launched a consent solicitation for bondholders of Hellenic Securitisation, the Greek government's first ever securitisation.
  • HSBC this week kicked off a programme of balance sheet securitisation with a £2bn cash CLO. "It marks a new phase of HSBC embracing ABS as a capital and funding tool," said Andrew Broeren, director, ABS at HSBC in London.
  • Credit Suisse expects to price Cadogan Square CLO late next week. The deal marks CSFB International's first foray into the European CDO market. There will be Eu400m of notes issued, above a Eu37.6m unrated subordinated tranche.
  • Babson Capital Europe this week priced its fifth arbitrage collateralised loan obligation, achieving extremely tight pricing on the junior notes. Arranged by Citigroup, Duchess V CLO issued Eu500m of notes — upsized from an initial Eu450m — backed by senior secured, unsecured mezzanine and high yield bonds. The deal has a five year reinvestment period, which Babson may extend for a further three years.
  • First Active returned to the market after a more than two year absence with a Eu1.75bn Irish RMBS transaction in its Celtic Residential Irish Mortgages programme. RBS, which bought the Irish bank in 2003, was arranger and sole lead on the deal, which was priced late yesterday (Thursday).
  • ABN Amro is expected shortly to announce a large balance sheet CLO. The deal would add ABN's name to a long list of large commercial and investment banks to have launched or be marketing balance sheet deals this quarter, including Barclays, HSBC, Credit Suisse, Standard Chartered, and National Australia Bank.
  • Axa Investment Managers will shortly launch two new credit CPPI funds, just weeks after it closed its latest such product. The group is currently marketing a fund called Ocean, with Calyon, which will offered from a $5bn programme.
  • The following directory includes year-to-date search and hire activity for high-yield, distressed debt and CDO managers. The accuracy of the information, which is derived from many sources, is deemed reliable but cannot be guaranteed. All amounts are in US$ millions unless otherwise stated. To report manager hires and new searches, please call Kristen Haunss at (212) 224-3990, or fax (212) 224-3602.