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    Thunderbolt aircraft deal strikes ABS primary
    Air Lease Corporation is marketing its second term securitization, Thunderbolt (TBOLT) 2017, amid increasing interest in the sector from a range of fixed income buyers.
    Sasha Padbidri, April 18, 2017
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    RMBS
    BMO sets up RMBS vehicle for breakthrough mortgage deal
    Bank of Montreal has set up a securitization vehicle that could issue its first RMBS deal soon, backed by C$2bn of uninsured prime mortgages, as analysts said new lending rules could spark the emergence of a Canadian private label RMBS market.
    David Bell, April 18, 2017
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    CLOs
    US CLO triple-As defy spread widening trend
    Managers priced four new issue US CLOs last week, as unsatisfied demand helped triple-A spreads to grind even tighter despite softening in the rest of the capital stack.
    David Bell, April 18, 2017
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    LevFin High Yield Bonds
    Unilabs and Nomad Foods bring euro high yield bonds
    Medical diagnostics firm Unilabs launched a €250m high yield bond with a roadshow this week, to back its acquisition of Alpha Medical. Nomad Foods is also roadshowing a €500m deal.
    Max Bower, April 18, 2017
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    GC View
    A hard Brexit beats a clueless Brexit
    Capital markets seem content with UK Prime Minister Theresa May’s election confidence on the back of commanding poll data but investors be wary of shocks on polling day. A move meant to shore up May could instead lead to more uncertainty.
    Sam Kerr, April 18, 2017
  • Software Trading
    LevFin Leveraged Loans
    Misys leaves IPO in rear view mirror with $5.35bn loan deal
    Misys, the UK financial software firm, held bank meetings on Tuesday in London for a €1bn term loan to back its $3.6bn-equivalent acquisition of D+H, a Canadian competitor, following sponsor Vista Equity Partners’ failed IPO of the UK firm last year.
    Max Bower, April 18, 2017
  • Follow-ons and Rights issues
    Life Healthcare bags R9bn for debt reduction despite South Africa volatility
    Life Healthcare, the South African private hospitals group, has completed its R9bn ($673m) rights issue to reduce its debt after completing its acquisition of Alliance Medical Group in the UK, despite political turmoil during the subscription period.
    Aidan Gregory, April 18, 2017
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    Comment
    Republican PACE plan conflicts with wider anti-CFPB stance
    A trio of Republican senators this month unveiled a proposal to bring Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) loans in line with other consumer debt products under the watch of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Yet their rhetoric sends a conflicting message, in the context of the party's wider criticisms of the agency.
    Max Adams, April 18, 2017
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    RMBS
    Investors push back on tight spreads for latest Irish RMBS
    European investors bought into an Irish RMBS offering from Mars Capital late last week, but the pricing of the deal suggested some push back from buyers on steadily tightening European RMBS spreads.
    Sam Kerr, April 18, 2017
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    SSA
    KfW swoops into quiet euro market
    A hotly contested battle for the French presidency has quieted much of the public sector market this week, but KfW has picked banks for a five year euro benchmark.
    Lewis McLellan, April 18, 2017
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    GC View
    May’s Scottish referendum roulette spin with election call
    UK prime minister Theresa May’s shock general election call on Tuesday may be a calculated attempt to crystallise the Conservative Party’s strong opinion poll lead into actual seats at Westminster — but she could simultaneously weaken her strong stance against a second Scottish independence referendum. That would be bad news for anyone hoping for a favourable outcome for the UK’s economy and financial sector in the Brexit negotiations.
    Craig McGlashan, April 18, 2017
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    Derivatives
    Volatility low as May announces election
    Theresa May, the UK prime minister, on Tuesday announced her intention to seek an early general election for June 8, but the move that will allow her to solidify her Brexit mandate has had no major impact on market volatility.
    Costas Mourselas, April 18, 2017
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