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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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There is a potentially substantial investor base ready to invest in green ABS, but there are still too few assets to put into pools for the market to truly flourish. -
ABS buyers from the UK and continental Europe are operating as normal, with little concern for the Brexit cliff edge around the corner, according to panellists at the TSI Congress 2017 in Berlin.
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Despite rampant market speculation that the European Central Bank (ECB) is gearing up to unveil its tapering programme in October, Peter Praet, member of the executive board of the ECB, indicated that the bank is not ready yet to commit to monetary normalisation.
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Diamond Resorts International is marketing its first timeshare deal of 2017, amid interest from ABS market participants for off-the-run asset classes following last week’s ABS East Conference.
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With central banks peeling back from accommodative monetary policy, investors are looking closely at the risk that additional tier one (AT1) bonds are left outstanding after their first call dates.
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The ABS market has two Italian trade to consider this week, one a secondary re-offer of an RMBS transaction from Banco Populari di Bari and the other the latest in Agos Ducato’s Sunrise consumer loan series, with both issuers looking to take advantage of rampant demand and tight pricing conditions.
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Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) lender Greenworks Lending closed the first ever securitization backed by mid-sized commercial PACE assets on September 25 and plans to become a frequent issuer in the ABS market.
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Acting Comptroller of the Currency Keith Noreika warned in a Monday speech of the rising delinquency rates for unsecured consumer loans originated by marketplace lenders, and called on Congress to take a stance on the Madden versus Midland case.
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BMW Bank has become the latest German auto issuer to break post crisis ABS tights with its most recent Bavarian Sky deal.
