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  • Friends Provident Life and Pensions this week announced its plans to raise £380m against the embedded value of its existing book, lending renewed credibility to the use of securitisation by UK life offices. Box Hill Life Finance, arranged and underwritten by Barclays Capital, will be closely watched by other life companies. They are keen to diversify their sources of alternative capital in the face of limited reinsurance capacity and increasingly onerous regulatory capital requirements.
  • FFS Bank, the German auto finance arm owned by Swiss car importer Emil Frey Group, launched its second term securitisation with a Eu227.5m auto loan deal lead managed by UBS.
  • Banca Popolare di Vicenza (BPV) and Meliorbanca this week offered contrasting securitisations of performing Italian residential mortgages, with the triple-A tranche of the first deal breaking record lows for European RMBS, and the latter offering the longest RMBS triple-A seen this year.
  • GMAC RFC Nederland launched its second residential mortgage securitisation of the year on Wednesday. The Eu610m transaction, E-MAC NL 2004-II, achieved the same 13bp over Euribor spread at the senior level as last week's Dutch RMBS, Delphinus 2004-II, from Fortis Bank.
  • Barclays Capital last week (Friday) launched Germany's first major securitisation of rental properties for Viterra, the largest rental landlord in the country.
  • Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria (BBVA) took advantage of tight spreads to launch its first public securitisation of loans to Spanish SMEs for four years.
  • BNP Paribas is marketing the second arbitrage collateralised fund obligation (CFO) of private equity investments this year.
  • Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein priced a rare true-sale cash collateralised debt obligation (CDO) of high grade ABS this week for Cambridge Place Investment Management. The $60m ?A2' junior triple-A tranche of Camber 4 plc came at 55bp over three month Libor, 15bp inside the equivalent tranche of Camber 1, a similar deal placed by BNP Paribas in February this year.
  • The spate of issuance of CDOs of ABS and CDOs will continue next week, with deals from both Citigroup and Commerzbank set to hit the market.