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  • NatWest Markets' securitization business has emerged stronger and more focused than ever, turning the constraints of balance sheet and funding imposed by the UK’s ring-fencing regime and the challenges of RBS's history into a competitive advantage — and forging a distinct identity around the more complex and esoteric end of the securitization markets.
  • Nationwide’s Silverstone 2019-1 RMBS deal looked like a potential deal-of-the-year almost as soon as it was priced in April last year — not because the collateral was complex, the originator was unknown, or because the deal structure was especially devious, but because of what it meant for the largest part of the European securitization market, UK RMBS.
  • A seller pulled a $175m BWIC — bids wanted in competition — scrapping an attempt to offload a list of CLO triple-A bonds as the Covid-19 coronavirus spurred more volatility in the market midweek.
  • SRI
    Cadent Gas launched what by some counts is only the second transition bond on Wednesday and achieved a stellar reception in the market. The €500m no-grow bond was priced without a new issue concession and tightened sharply on the break, according to a banker on the deal.
  • ABS
    Securitization trustees have stuck to old-fashioned, labour-intensive methods of managing loan documents for decades, but consumer ABS trustees are finally ditching the Excel spreadsheets and embracing automation, compelled by an investor community that feels more comfortable with technology than ever before.
  • SSA
    The World Bank has surprised onlookers with a five year benchmark bond, printed into the teeth of the volatility caused by Covid-19 and an emergency rate cut from the Federal Reserve. The successful deal from the supranational has emboldened an agency to follow suit, with others expected to follow.
  • Schneider Electric, the French electrical equipment company, and Carlsberg, the Danish brewer, zipped through the open window for corporate bond issuance on Wednesday, as bankers say coronavirus volatility has made this a market for opportunists.
  • Liquidity in Europe's secondary corporate bond market has dwindled over the last three years, according to a new report from the International Capital Market Association (ICMA). Investors see little by way of positive contributors.
  • One of the derivatives industry’s largest annual conferences was cancelled on Tuesday, after the spread of the Covid-19 coronavirus made the event unviable in the view of the organisers.
  • Specialist Dutch lender Domivest has mandated Citi and Macquarie Bank as arrangers and Barclays, Citi and Macquarie as joint-lead managers for its second buy-to-let RMBS, Domi 2020-1, assessing market sentiment in roadshow this week.
  • HSBC is moving its securities services business into global markets to create a new unit. Allegra Berman and Richard Godfrey, co-heads of securities services, will gain new responsibilities as part of the change.
  • Shares in Intu Properties, the UK real estate investment trust focused on shopping centres, tanked this week after the company said on Wednesday morning that it has called off its £1bn-plus rights issue due to “extreme” market conditions.