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  • Mortgage finance groups offered their thoughts on Monday on president-elect Donald Trump's decision to tap Ben Carson as secretary of the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), emphasizing the magnitude of the job as leader of one of foremost housing regulators.
  • The tight pricing of Jefferies’ first rated ABS backed by near-prime Lending Club loans points to investors’ heightened familiarity with the collateral and their willingness to participate based on credit quality rather than broader market headlines.
  • The middle market CLO sector is nearing the end of a slow 2016, with market players hoping that they can sidestep some of the issues facing their counterparts in the broadly syndicated sector in 2017.
  • Market participants should move to standardised collateral and terms to address variation margin requirements, the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) has said, with many counterparties needing to amend, replace or introduce credit support annexes ahead of the March 1 deadline.
  • FIG
    Royal Bank of Scotland was looking to settle a series of litigation claims for up to £800m this week, shortly after being heavily penalised by potential misconduct fines in the Bank of England’s 2016 stress tests.
  • Volume figures released by major derivative exchanges for November show a marked rise over October's numbers, with some exchanges reporting record volume days in the aftermath of the US election.
  • Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena and the underwriters of its €5bn capital raising have agreed with the prospective cornerstone investors in the deal to push back the launch of the sale by three or four days, after the resignation of Italy’s prime minister Matteo Renzi on Sunday night.
  • ABS
    Banco Santander has structured a €1bn Spanish consumer loan ABS deal for capital relief purposes, and is also selling the full capital stack in a new UK auto loan deal, as analysts predict risk transfer deals will become more attractive under tweaks to 'Basel IV' rules.
  • Shares in Amundi, the French asset manager, closed 3.2% higher on Monday after it announced that it had entered into exclusive negotiations with UniCredit to buy its asset management division Pioneer Investments, in a deal that could be worth €3.5bn.
  • Early morning volatility had largely retraced by mid-morning in investment grade euro corporate bonds on Monday, as market participants, for once this year, got the political result they expected from Sunday’s Italian referendum.
  • There is too much diversity in covered bond legal and supervisory frameworks to justify special regulatory treatment of all regimes and programmes, said Christian Moor, a policy advisor with the European Banking Authority, at the Afme and VDP covered bond conference in Berlin.
  • The UK Debt Management Office has picked a conventional Gilt with a tenor in the 40 year area for a syndication it added to its 2016-17 funding programme after November’s autumn statement.