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  • Seasoned CLO managers Prudential M&G and Alcentra are both marketing lightly levered loan funds as an alternative to their CLO products. Lightly levered funds are much cheaper to put together, and offer managers greater flexibility than a traditional cashflow CLO. They also allow them to tap a new investor base from traditional CLO equity buyers.
  • A new asset class may come to market soon from the refinancing of Inexus, the UK's largest independent gas transportation business. EuroWeek understands that the company's majority owners, Star Capital, will shortly issue an information memorandum to prospective bidders, with the first round bids due in early July. The company hopes to complete the sale by the end of August.
  • Barclays Group shrugged off negative headlines about its recent asset performance this week, with a brace of securitisations: a Eu685m RMBS for its Spanish banking subsidiary and a $1.5bn credit card deal for Barclaycard. In Spain Barclays also had little trouble selling its third publicly offered securitisation of high quality residential mortgages.
  • The credit facility for Davita was expected to be wrapped up last week and allocate toward the end of this month.
  • Dealers were focused last week on a $240 million auction that contained a high-quality portfolio of names with an average spread of LIBOR plus 220 basis points.
  • Fitch Ratings is planning to introduce a delinquency index for all Dutch residential mortgage-backed securities transactions with 12 months or more seasoning later this year.
  • Wilde is a director of fixed income and currency at Baring Asset Management in London.
  • CREMAC, a Brooklyn, N.Y.-based asset manager that has traditionally participated in distressed mortgages, has started ramping up assets in order to enter the collateralized debt obligation arena.
  • Brunswick Corp. has increased its revolver by $300 million to $650 million due to substantial growth in the past few years and the changed lending landscape.
  • Return rates on investments in the first-loss pieces of certain collateralized debt obligations are creeping higher and investors should consider picking up these riskiest of CDO assets, according to analysts at Merrill Lynch.
  • Credit Suisse First Boston and Goldman Sachs are leading an $800 million facility for Coffeyville Resources, with a bank meeting set for June 14.
  • ACA Capital has added a trader to its asset-backed securities group.