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  • If there is any pessimism regarding the future of solar securitization, few in the sector are letting on.
  • On Monday evening in New York, a coalition of investors, NGOs and other parties publicly launched the World Benchmarking Alliance, an initiative to give investors free information about which companies are best at bringing about the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
  • Participants at the ABS East conference this year have commented to GlobalCapital that one of the biggest changes in securitization since the financial crisis has been the increasingly common commingling of the issuer and investor groups within the market. This means that issuers are holding onto more risk towards the bottom of the stack to get investors comfortable with their underwriting, as well as more investors buying assets to then turn around and securitize them.
  • While there are no plans to release the government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs) of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac from government conservatorship in the near future, the growth of the credit risk transfer (CRT) market and the debut of the uniform mortgage-backed security (UMBS) in June 2019 may represent some of the most substantial post-crisis ‘housing reform’.
  • Sole arranger Lloyds announced the inaugural prime UK RMBS deal – Elvet Mortgages 2018-1 – for Atom Bank on Monday. BNP Paribas and Lloyds are joint leads.
  • Mel Watt, director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), has vowed to stay on until 2019 despite accusations of sexual harassment. Even if he sees through his term, however, what comes next could reshape the regulator and the market it oversees.
  • Telecoms company Swisscom offered the Swiss franc bond market 10 year paper on Monday.
  • IDB Invest hit screens for a three year dollar bond on Monday, as the pipeline for the currency grew for the final quarter.
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    Signs of weakness in the euro market for public sector borrowers were apparent in the latest BondMarker results, as a benchmark deal in the currency received the lowest score of the week.
  • Agence France Trésor will increase its use of short-term debt markets after France’s growing deficit — outlined in a government budget statement on Monday — resulted in a nearly €30bn increase in its financing requirements.
  • London-listed Anglo Pacific Group has added Scotia Bank to its existed lending syndicate, giving it capacity to triple the size of its bank facility.
  • Exyte, the German company that designs and builds high tech facilities such as laboratories and factories, has unveiled its plans to go public on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange in October, having filed an intention to float document on Monday.