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Rising aircraft values and higher re-leasing costs caused by a supply shortage are expected to tip cash into aviation ABS and entice debut issuers in 2026. As cash runs down the waterfall, sales of equity notes tied to aviation lease ABS may return, writes Chadwick Van Estrop
Park Street Global structures its first lease-backed deal, qualifying for the portfolio interest exemption
First deal of its kind more than 1.5 times subscribed
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KKR can buy up to €65bn of current and future BNPL loans through to March 2028 -
Banker says 'B' class is largest ever in data center ABS, UK deal also coming
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Report of White House security concern about Alibaba comes as data center deal is being marketed
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Issuer has tapped securitization investors for $1.6bn in 2025
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Industry is strong and market is offering tempting terms
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Company formerly known as Consolidated returns with $1.28bn deal
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Aircraft shortage and rising costs are tailwinds for ABS deals
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Hyperscale deal was attempted at around 175bp, investor says
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Oversubscription hits 3.45x on Triple-B rated junior note after 2.6x on Friday
