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Weaker markets this week have not deterred European ABS issuers from moving ahead with deals already marketed last week, with initial price thoughts on three trades published on Wednesday, following a slow start on Monday and Tuesday.
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Residential rooftop solar developer Sunnova is in the market this week with its second securitization, a $262.7m offering backed by a pool of leases and power purchase agreements (PPAs). -
The African Development Bank is set to announce on Monday afternoon the other risk transfer transaction it has been working on, in parallel with the ground-breaking $1bn securitization it closed in September. Like that, this portfolio credit insurance transaction could serve as a model for other supranationals.
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The African Development Bank’s $500m portfolio credit insurance deal, to be announced on Monday October 22, is one of the first of its kind, but is very likely to be followed by further such transactions, as experience in this area grows and other development finance institutions explore the potential benefits.
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The UK's Prudential Regulation Authority will soon begin supervising banks and insurance companies on their approach to the physical and transition risks of climate change.
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Volkswagen's long standing head of ABS structuring, Stefan Rolf, is set to leave the company by the end of the year. An internal candidate is likely to take over, writes Asad Ali.
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A business development company that specializes in making loans to venture capital backed life sciences and technology companies is in the market this week with a $200m securitization.
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Volkswagen Bank’s VCL 27 auto lease ABS deal garnered enough investor demand this week to allow VW to upsize the deal and bank roughly €200m of extra funding.
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Fitch Ratings said on Monday that it expects to issue unsolicited ratings more frequently on deals it has not been mandated to rate, as the agency looks to respond to more widespread late-cycle lending behaviour in securitization markets.
