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  • Royal Bank of Scotland this week executed an unusual repackaging through its Lunar Funding 1 vehicle, reducing its exposure to volatility in the index linked bond market.
  • Tube Lines, the consortium that owns the concession to redevelop and maintain part of the London Underground, is about to begin marketing its nearly £2bn refinancing. Goldman Sachs and SG are joint lead managers of the deal.
  • Further CDOs of ABS came this week from CDC Ixis and DZ Bank, which both offered synthetic deals pooling pure ABS with collateralised debt obligations.
  • Dealer floorplan securitisations are set to emerge in Europe this year with several car manufacturers eyeing issues.
  • ABS Bankers are eagerly awaiting the start of the beauty parade for the Italian treasury's next securitisation. Letters inviting bankers to bid for the deal were expected to be sent out by the end of March.
  • Morgan Stanley is preparing a refinancing of Alehouse Finance Ltd, a securitisation of leased pubs for InnSpired Pubs, originally launched in September 1999. The £227.5m deal will be launched in two weeks.
  • In a week of relatively limited ABS issuance, CDOs of structured finance securities dominated, with Crédit Agricole Indosuez leading the charge at the end of last week with two synthetic offerings, both priced on the same day. ABSolute 3 synthetic CDO limited is the third offering from the CAI's Absolute series after ABSolute 2 in November 2003.
  • Consolidated Communications, a rural competitive local exchange carrier provider, will significantly raise its leverage to fund the $524 million acquisition of TXU Communications Ventures.
  • BNP Paribas pulled a $140 million facility for Cayman-domiciled SKILL Holdings after equity sponsor ZS Fund got another offer to buy the company.
  • UBS has hired Bob Feldman, an asset-backed banker from Morgan Stanley, and Jack Xu, a mortgage-backed trader from Fimat USA.
  • UBS and Nomura Securities International have each hired a mortgage-backed securities trader from Credit Suisse First Boston.