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  • * Ireland's largest mortgage lender, Irish Life and Permanent, will launch its first securitisation of Irish mortgages next week, lead managed by Greenwich NatWest. Fastnet Securities No 1 Plc will offer Eu600m of bonds in three tranches - two senior classes rated triple-A by Moody's and Standard & Poor's, and a single-A note.
  • UK non-conforming mortgage lender Preferred Mortgages Ltd launched its second securitisation this week, a £100m deal lead managed by Greenwich NatWest. The deal's headline £51.75m 'A2' tranche, with an average life of 3.96 years, priced at 50bp over three month Libor, proving that spreads for the asset class are still rising, and vindicating Kensington Mortgage Co's decision to sell its seventh deal in euros last week.
  • International fund manager Invesco will today (Friday) launch a high yield bond investment trust on the London Stock Exchange that will use securitisation to achieve much higher leverage than is common in the UK. Royal Bank of Scotland has arranged an innovative seven year programme through its asset backed commercial paper conduit Loch Ness Ltd, rated A-1/P-1/D-1, that will provide the £30m closed-end fund with up to £45m of debt. Leveraged UK investment trusts typically carry debt worth only 25% to 50% of their equity.
  • UK bank Abbey National this week signalled that securitisation has become a central part of its funding and balance sheet management strategy, with the launch of its second £1bn mortgage backed security this year. Abbey sold a pilot £247.5m MBS in February 1998, and brought its first big deal a year later, but until now the bank has not stated that it would use securitisation regularly. This week, however, Abbey announced that it was considering funding up to £6bn of its £60bn mortgage book through securitisation.
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  • Chartered Semiconductor's $425m ADR issue launched this week with a large attendance at the first roadshow and expectations of strong demand. Salomon Smith Barney is global co-ordinator for the dual Singapore and Nasdaq listing, which will involve the sale of 25m ADRs at a price between $16 and $18. There is a 3.75m ADR greenshoe.
  • n JB Were completed an accelerated bookbuilt A$204.5m deal for Lihir Gold this week. The sale followed last week's placement of 10% of the stock by Ven Gold. The new share sale this week represented roughly 15% of existing share capital. The shares were sold at A$1.45 - a 15% discount to Wednesday's close of A$1.67. The shares closed yesterday (Thursday) at A$1.46.
  • The Hong Kong Mortgage Corporation will issue its first mortgage backed security on October 22. Dao Heng Bank will sell HK$1bn of mortgages to special purpose vehicle HKMC Funding Corp Number 1 Ltd, which will simultaneously issue HK$1bn of mortgage backed securities, guaranteed by the Corporation. Dao Heng will buy the entire issue and will be free to sell it in the secondary market, but is expected to retain the bonds at first.