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    VW Vol Pop Has Option Dealers Crying Foul
    A large buyer of both listed and over-the-counter short-dated Volkswagen options pushed implied volatility on the name up 5% from 25% to 30% in two days--a spike that had traders calling for an investigation by U.K. regulators.
    September 23, 2005
  • BES settles for 11bp with oversubscribed Lusitano RMBS
    Investors demonstrated this week that while there is tremendous demand for triple-A RMBS, there is still some room for discrimination as Banco Espirito Santo printed its latest securitisation of residential mortgages almost on top of UK prime levels.
    September 23, 2005
  • CDO News in Brief
    Babson Capital Europe expects to price its next CDO, Duchess V, in November.
    September 23, 2005
  • Dealers scurry for arbitrage with LSS and forward starter CDOs
    The distribution of value across the capital structure of synthetic CDOs is changing rapidly, causing dealers to adapt their strategies to reap an arbitrage.
    September 23, 2005
  • Deutsche's large loan CMBS for German fund fine-tunes tranches to risk appetites
    Deutsche Bank this week launched the second securitisation from its UK large loan real estate conduit. Deco 2005-UK Large Loan 1 refinances three London office properties for Deutsche Grundbesitz-Invest, a German open-ended fund managed by Deutsche Bank Real Estate Investment. As expected, Deutsche Bank restructured the £282.1m deal during marketing to incorporate a super-senior triple-A tranche and a split-rated subordinate piece.
    September 23, 2005
  • Achmea serves up MBS treat but market holds at 10bp
    The European RMBS market strained against its psychological barrier this week, as Achmea Hypotheekbank priced a securitisation of high quality Dutch residential mortgages at aggressive levels across the capital structure. In an unexpected twist the leads managed to price the junior note at record levels through a competitive auction process.
    September 23, 2005
  • Standard Bank turns to own assets with auto ABS
    Standard Bank has priced a securitisation of auto loans, its first as originator as well as arranger. Although the South African bank regularly arranges securitisations for third parties, this was the first in which it acted as its own client, securitising assets from its Vehicle and Asset Finance division.
    September 23, 2005
  • Structured finance Watch box (week ending 23 September 2005)
    September 23, 2005
  • GMAC-RFC upsizes, shaves guidance as tiering sharpens
    Non-conforming lender GMAC-RFC this week made a confident return to the market, achieving the tightest spreads seen in the sector since the peak of the market in the first quarter of 2005. Arranged by Barclays and Merrill Lynch, the transaction was increased from £600m to £700m and all tranches achieved tight pricing.
    September 23, 2005
  • Granular Sandwell sets the price to beat for AAA CMBS
    West Bromwich Building Society returned to the market this week with its second granular UK CMBS, lead managed by Citigroup.
    September 23, 2005
  • Phoenix equity rises from ashes after optional redemption
    Equity holders in a rare hybrid CBO of corporate names have been awarded a 151.7 redemption price, after voting for an optional redemption three years into the deal's life. "We thought the best case scenario was 125, so we were almost dumbfounded by the price we achieved," said TJ Lim, founding partner of NewSmith Financial Solutions, which advised the main equity holder in the deal.
    September 23, 2005
  • Pillar cuts cost, keeps flexibility with Rothschild CMBS
    NM Rothschild brought one of the UK's biggest ever CMBS portfolios to the capital markets this week in an innovative securitisation from its Real Estate Capital conduit. HSBC and Merrill Lynch were joint bookrunners on the transaction, REC Retail Parks Ltd.
    September 23, 2005
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