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January's ABS data center deals see tenant numbers drop but demand remains strong
Deals including some commercial mortgages expected to follow
Deal was priced 6bp tighter than most recent iteration of the asset class
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Alternative Australian lender, Liberty Financial, issued its first prime RMBS of 2022 in Monday, in a deal worth A$1.1bn ($792m). It is the third transaction from the Liberty Prime series after two deals came to market in 2021. -
Market in February and March likely to be volatile, but second half of the year should be more stable, predict participants
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Barley Hill 2 nears pricing and Liberty Finance has mandated for a prime Australian RMBS
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Deals to come in waves and issuers will have to choose their timing carefully
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“Hawkish pivot” worries issuers as market remains on pause
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SEC to spearhead sustainability disclosure through new rule
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UK RMBS issued while Tommi 2 nears completion
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Inaugural issuer Varilease Finance and repeat sponsor Stonebriar Commercial Finance have entered the securitization pipeline this week, arriving into a volatile market with widening spreads due to heavy deal volume and lingering macroeconomic risks
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Moody’s ABSROM modelling tool made free to use
