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  • An estimated USD70 billion in notional has been traded on the North American synthetic asset-backed security market since the International Swaps and Derivatives Association published documentation templates for the trades in June, said dealers at a CDS on ABS ISDA seminar in London recently.
  • Credit officials in Japan are expecting synthetic collateralized debt obligations with step-up subordination to take off in the coming months, following initial forays and growing client awareness.
  • --Andrew Jackson, risk manager at Cairn Capital in London, airing a commonly held view among credit derivative players.
  • Bancaja this week added to its already broad range of securitisation programmes with the launch of its first CMBS. The Eu540m deal was backed by loans to small and medium sized enterprises, all of which are secured on first lien mortgages.
  • The September flurry of issuance in the CMBS sector drew to a close last Friday, as Credit Suisse First Boston and GMAC Commercial Mortgage priced a £592m co-pooled conduit deal.
  • BBVA this week demonstrated that there is potential for life after the FTPYME programme when it launched an unguaranteed SME CLO to extremely strong demand. Investors have grown familiar with the asset class since the Spanish government introduced the Eu5bn guarantee programme in 2002.
  • Collineo Asset Management, the ABS asset manager spun off by Hypo Real Estate Bank last December, launched Euromax IV, its Eu200m cash CDO of residential and commercial mortgage backed securities and CDO bonds, on Wednesday. The books are due to close on October 6.
  • Kensington Mortgage Co's first foray to the market for seven months looked to be a success yesterday (Thursday), as strong investor demand enabled it to increase its latest deal, despite recent problems.
  • NIB Capital Bank this week priced its first securitisation of mortgages guaranteed under Nationale Hypotheek Garantie, the Dutch state mortgage guarantee programme.
  • The Italian Treasury has now awarded the mandate for its next securitisation of delinquent social security contributions to MedioCredito Centrale, SG and UBS. The mandate is expected to be worth around Eu3bn.
  • A full transcript of World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz's Annual Meetings Address on September 24th 2005