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  • Third party risk retention funds are looking increasingly attractive to global CLO managers, after the onset of US risk retention rules and potential stiffening of European rules make the CLO business more capital intensive.
  • The Bank of Montreal priced a dollar-denominated credit card securitization on Wednesday, with deal watchers saying they expect the market for cross-border ABS transactions to flourish in 2017.
  • MidAmerican Energy joined the growing ranks of US utility companies that have issued green bonds with an $850m dual tranche offering on Monday that was four times subscribed.
  • Spreads on triple-A paper from new issue US CLOs are expected to touch the 130bp over Libor area for a deal from Octagon Credit Investors later this month, though observers say the market could tighten further.
  • ABS
    Fleet management solutions provider LeasePlan has mandated leads for its first UK auto lease ABS deal in five years.
  • ED&F Man Capital Markets, the financial brokerage business, has become the fifteenth clearing member of the ERIS Exchange.
  • The chairman of the European Securities and Market Authority, Steven Maijoor, has complained of a mismatch in the treatment of EU central counterparties by other regulatory authorities versus that of overseas CCPs operating in the EU, at a time when a change of US regulatory direction appears imminent.
  • Impact Healthcare Reit, a newly created real estate investment trust focused on care homes, has announced its intention to raise £160m through an IPO on the London Stock Exchange.
  • US Treasury secretary nominee Steve Mnuchin’s statement during his confirmation hearing that he did not support the recapitalisation and release of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac should confirm observers’ suspicions that the new administration is not going to prioritise the reform of the government sponsored enterprises (GSEs).
  • Holders of newly nationalised PrivatBank’s Eurobonds are pushing back on the National Bank of Ukraine’s plans to bail-in the debt, but the government should not have to take on the liabilities of sophisticated lenders in event of a default. But it does need to be much clearer about its plans.
  • SSA
    Public sector borrowers are staying focused on the belly of the dollar curve, with a pair of issuers lined up for Wednesday. Demand at that part of the curve shows no sign of letting up, with two issuers out in fives on Tuesday — one of which was able to increase the size of its issue from its initial target.
  • Dealers are already running low on covered bond inventory and with this year’s first rush of new issues now done, a squeeze is already starting to get underway.