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  • Aviation investment manager Apollo Aviation priced its first securitization of 2018 this week, as air finance players say the sector is set to build on the momentum of 2017.
  • Mick Mulvaney, acting director of the Consumer Protection Financial Bureau (CFPB), explicitly laid out a new “mission” for the agency in an email addressed to employees at the bureau this week, calling for less regulation by enforcement for financial services companies.
  • FIG
    Financials credit investors signal that there could still be plenty of room left in the rally in the additional tier one bond market, which has had no let up for the best part of a year.
  • Investors are showing endless appetite for consumer ABS so far in 2018, with auto, student and marketplace loan deals meeting with huge demand and subprime auto spreads hitting record tights.
  • ABS
    Tech giants Amazon and PayPal are again set to attend the SFIG IMN securitization industry gathering in Las Vegas next month, with both firms expanding their small business lending efforts and eyeing capital markets financing.
  • Up to four transactions from marketplace lenders SoFi and Lending Club are slated to hit the market this quarter, including prime and non-prime consumer and student loan refinancing offerings.
  • ABS
    EIB Group, which comprises the European Investment Bank and the European Investment Fund, has carried out a synthetic securitization with Crédit Agricole CIB to support French SME and intermediate-size-enterprise (ISE) lending, injecting roughly €1.1bn into the economy.
  • Mick Mulvaney, the acting director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), announced a wave of changes to rules overseen by the agency this week, including a potential revision of the Payday Rule, in addition to seeking public input on the agency’s operations.
  • Fast food chain Sonic Drive-In is marketing a securitization this week, with executives saying this month that they would be looking to lock in a “favorable” interest rate to refinance a 2016 deal.