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ABS market not the cheapest cost of financing for issuer of first ever trade in the asset class
Revival of high LTV mortgage lending is creating an opportunity for more SRT and deconsolidation transactions
Trade follows the end of a joint venture to originate loans
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Santander has added a further €500m to what was already an €1.2bn deal, making Santander Consumo 4 the biggest ABS trade of 2021 so far. Final pricing for the increased €1.26bn class ‘A’ tranche came in at 48bp over three-month Euribor. -
The UK’s Universities Superannuation Scheme Investment Management (USSIM), the biggest pension fund in the country, is looking to break into the ABS market.
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GreenSky is making its first foray into the securitization market with a deal backed by consumer loans used to finance home improvement products and services. The point of sale ABS sector is finally starting to see meaningful growth, with Affirm establishing itself as a regular issuer and GreenSky adding volume.
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Tight spreads and increasing pressure on FFELP student loans are driving investors into what they regard as the best hiding place in the asset class — private student loans. Although lacking in yield, private refi loans are attracting investors with their solid borrower base during a time of crisis.
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Investment advisory firm National Investment Services has appointed Stephen Smitley as a portfolio manager focused on municipals and structured products.
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John McElravey has joined the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston as a markets specialist as of February 8. The capital markets veteran joins from First XV Partners and previously Wells Fargo, where he was a lead ABS research analyst.
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Investors are devouring whatever comes through the US securitization pipeline, leading to big oversubscriptions and tight spreads across all sectors. While January is traditionally hectic in the primary market, sources say the market is moving faster this year. Investors are looking to deploy cash early in the hope of being able to avoid a volatile market later in the year, should the coronavirus pandemic deteriorate, writes Jennifer Kang.
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HSBC's Henry to retire — European Commission borrows IR and funding officials from EIB — Paterson joins CQS
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Santander is bringing the largest deal from its Spanish consumer loan securitization shelf to date, with the €1.79bn Santander Consumo 4 offering a full capital stack to investors.
