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  • Representatives from all corners of the derivatives industry will tonight gather at the Jumeirah Carlton Tower in London to celebrate the winners of the GlobalCapital Global Derivatives Awards.
  • RAG-Stiftung, the German foundation created in 2007 to support the discontinuation of the country’s coal mines, opted to a block trade alongside an exchangeable bond to sell a 7% stake in Evonik Industries, the German speciality chemicals company, for €1bn.
  • The UAE’s Majid Al Futtaim has signed a $1bn revolving credit facility, ramping up the size of the revolver being replaced despite large scale backs to bank commitments.
  • A subsidiary of Petropavlovsk has refinanced a $204m loan, with the Russia-focused gold mining company using the exercise to reduce its balance sheet exposure to the debt.
  • Argentina’s bond rally may not have much further to run even if the country does clinch a larger deal with the IMF, as investors turn their focus to president Mauricio Macri’s challenge in retaining popularity.
  • 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.
  • ABS
    The emergence of more regulation for the nascent property assessed clean energy (PACE) sector has put the brakes on loan origination and deal volumes this year, but issuers say a raft of natural disasters in the US over the past year have stimulated more interest in using the product to help protect homes from damage.
  • Asked when they expected the US to enter a full-blown recession, economists from the Milken Institute and Credit Suisse said at ABS East on Monday they doubted there would be one at all. But they called on the structured finance industry to help regulators get more comfortable with the flow of capital into private debt.
  • One of the biggest changes in securitization since the financial crisis has been the increasingly common commingling of issuer and investor groups within the market, said participants at the ABS East conference.
  • Balanced, buoyant, fragile, resilient? The divergence of views on show during a panel discussion on CLOs in Miami on Monday revealed a market that is enjoying record volumes, but is also facing a range of challenges such as more complex documentation, riskier loans, spikes in refinancing activity and the evergreen issue of a lack of triple-A buyers.
  • ABS
    The credit cycle is in its late stages but material distress in consumer credit is unlikely to be seen for some time, said panelists speaking on the state of the consumer ABS market on day two of ABS East.
  • ABS
    While the ABS markets have continued to build momentum each year since the financial crisis, investors are seeing a mix of good and bad on the horizon as capital flows extensively into burgeoning corners of the market and the Federal Reserve continues apace with its normalization of monetary policy.