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Seven year deal priced close to where Nothing Bundt Cakes' two year corporate bonds are trading
The best banks, issuers, deals and other market participants were awarded at a sold out industry dinner in New York
Young and dormant issuers begin to populate the US ABS pipeline
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Smaller brands have dominated primary as market awaits the anticipated repayment dates of bigger issuers -
Restaurant chain failed to redeem $150m of its securitization on ARD, but new owner says bonds will be repaid
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Deal is buy now pay later lender's second largest ever
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Proposal from Biden administration is likely to increase prepayments in asset class
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The state pension fund is allocating $400m to SRT through the French fund manager's alternative investment arm
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The deal was increased to $700m to accommodate demand
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Varied pipeline also includes deals from consumer and data center issuers
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From fine art to college sports, the ABS market continues to find new ideas
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The first music royalty deal in two years is not likely to be followed by more supply
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Solar cell manufacturer’s subsidiary debuts as larger companies turn to solar ABS
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In a first of its kind deal, Sotheby's is securitizing loans backed by fine art and other collectibles
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Subprime consumers are feeling inflationary pressure at unprecedented levels, says consumer credit analyst Will Black
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Global Jet deal priced at least 15bp under guidance across the capital stack
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The sector has strong tailwinds, but don’t expect a fleet of new deals anytime soon
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The $853m proposed deal size would be Dell's smallest ABS since 2018
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Issuer’s second deal of the year is smaller than previous trades but indicates it’s becoming programmatic
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Europe has managed to produce two solar ABS warehouses — the US has two solar ABS eras
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Aviation, triple net lease ABS to see primary action for first time this year as EnFin files for debut solar deal
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Qcells subsidiary EnFin is next up as big energy companies enter a market pioneered by smaller financiers
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Well-received deal achieves sector's first ever double-A rating as order book swells
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Miami-based company files 15-G for its first deal since 2021
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Investors stay strapped into order books despite sharp tightening, as new entrants put sector in higher gear
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Tuesday's deals all enjoyed strong tightening with issuance likely to resume on Thursday
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KBRA expects to upgrade deal if merger with Orangetheory goes through
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Minimal impact on trusts but decision could harm earnings, lead to credit box tightening
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Used auto retailer's market rehabilitation continues with 'symbolic victory'
