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  • ICBC Financial Leasing Co pulled off an ultra-tight spread on both tranches of a $1.5bn bond. The issuer built a mammoth order book with generous initial guidance but ultimately pushed investors inside fair value estimates.
  • China Everbright Water has refiled for a potential dual-listing on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange after its 2018 application expired.
  • Mainland regional lender Jinshang Bank and China’s in vitro product distributor IVD Medical are seeking the greenlight to float in Hong Kong.
  • The securitization industry, after bearing a decade of heavy regulation for its part in the financial crisis, is looking to take the fight back to regulators.
  • Mark Calabria, the nominee to lead the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), will most likely be confirmed and sworn in by April 1, said panelists speaking at SFIG Vegas on Tuesday afternoon. With his confirmation, and with it the heightened possibility of imminent substantive housing finance reform, the market is now grappling with the technical and philosophical details of plans that have been discussed for more than a decade.
  • Japanese CLO investors are said to be moving their bid for senior CLO debt wider yet again, following a move at the beginning of the year that saw anchor buyers like Norinchukin Bank demand considerably more spread compared to 2018.
  • The European Parliament and member states agreed on Monday evening to extend the transition period for critical and third country benchmarks from January 1, 2020, to January 1, 2022.
  • Regulators on Capitol Hill are often keen to demonstrate their willingness to embrace innovations in financial services, but fewer words and more action are needed from politicians to protect both lenders and consumers if fintech’s potential is to be realised, panellists at the Structured Finance Industry Group (SFIG) conference said on Monday morning.
  • Opinions on the likelihood and timing of the next recession were divergent at this year’s SFIG Vegas conference, but speakers on a panel on Monday morning said that they are positioning for the downturn by moving into private deals and consumer ABS assets.
  • To a standing-room-only crowd of trembling ABS professionals either hoping for a glimpse of the awesome future that artificial intelligence and machine learning promise for the finance industry, or awaiting the proclamation of a death sentence for their jobs, fintech panellists offered bittersweet consolation: the ABS industry still needs humans. For now, at least.
  • A slowing economy is likely to weigh on US corporates, leading to rating downgrades that could induce CLO managers to sell loans on the basis of failed overcollateralization or weighted average ratings tests. A small but growing handful of new issue deals are already taking active bets on such downgrades and incorporating a bigger bucket for downgraded debt or accommodating a hybrid pool of bonds and loans.
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    Dan Berce, president and CEO of GM Financial, was optimistic about the state of the US consumer during a CEO roundtable discussion on day two of SFIG Vegas, while also sharing some views on how the market should be thinking about a recession in the near term.