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  • Allen & Overy achieved one of the most notable results in GlobalCapital’s first post-crisis European securitization awards, receiving almost half of all votes in the overall Securitisation Law Firm of the Year category (47.5% — a result bettered only by BofA in the Securitization Research House of the Year). The firm’s lead over its nearest competitor (Clifford Chance) was an exceptional 11 percentage points.
  • One of the strongest results in Global Capital’s first post-crisis European securitization awards was Citi’s win in the ABS Bank of the Year category. The leading underwriter in the sector, according to Dealogic data, the US bank claimed nearly 45% of the vote to come in 7.5 percentage points ahead of its nearest rival, BNP Paribas.
  • Danmarks Skibskredit has mandated leads for a 3.5 year single A rated Danish covered bond secured on shipping loans.
  • PwC claimed GlobalCapital’s inaugural Securitisation Accounting Firm of the Year category ahead of Deloitte and EY.
  • The award for Securitization Bank of the Year for 2018 was given to Bank of America Merrill Lynch. The bank’s securitization team demonstrated a deep commitment to securitization markets at numerous levels — from origination and advisory, analytics, syndication, sales, trading and research. In syndication, BAML has a team solely dedicated to the marketing and execution of deals across Europe.
  • Ghana became the first Sub-Saharan African sovereign to access the bond market this year on Tuesday, printing tranches of dollar paper on Tuesday and receiving one of the largest order books ever for a bond from the region.
  • A trio of global loan trade bodies has launched the Sustainability-Linked Loan Principles, intended to codify the rapidly growing market of bank facilities with margins tied to how the borrower performs under sustainability metrics.
  • Schaeffler used its multi-tranche bond issue on Tuesday to retire old paper issued under high yield documentation, marking the full conversion of a former HY market stalwart into investment grade, but shrinking the universe of bonds held by European HY investors further.
  • Skipton Building Society took advantage of a strong credit market and brief hiatus in the quickly evolving and politically chaotic backdrop to Brexit to issue a £600m five year Sonia linked covered bond. The deal was more heavily subscribed and attracted a broader range of investors than any of its previous deals, yet was priced with little or no new issue premium.
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    Vakifbank will be the next borrower to join the growing list of Turkish credits returning to the bond market after the nation’s currency crisis in 2018.
  • Bankers and investors are running out of superlatives to describe investor demand in Europe’s corporate bond market, as each deal seems to push further than the last into extreme territory.
  • Qatar Islamic Bank was able to tighten its spread by 25bp on its five year dollar sukuk benchmark on Tuesday.