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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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Regulatory concerns are a perennial topic of discussion at securitization conferences, but at ABS East in Miami this week it’s different: with some analysts predicting CLO volumes could challenge the record breaking 2014 figures, it’s the potential rollback, rather than rollout, of regulation that is prompting discussions. -
Panelists at iGlobal Forum’s Specialty Finance Conference in New York predicted looser regulation and less oversight by the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau (CFPB) once the term of director Richard Cordray comes to an end.
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The European auto ABS market is speeding into autumn with two new deals hitting the pipeline in the same week that Santander Consumer priced its latest offering.
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Acting Comptroller of the Currency Keith Noreika told attendees at the Finovate Fall conference in New York that a special purpose banking charter for fintech companies is still being developed, but is confident that his replacement would take up the cause.
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Deutsche Bank's former head of Americas for global transaction banking and corporate trust sales has joined Alexandria Capital as a managing principal in alternatives and structured products.
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European primary ABS had an active second quarter, according to the latest figures from the Association for Financial Markets in Europe (AFME), with €71.6bn of ABS paper issued and €38.6bn placed with investors.
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Bank debt investors have stood ready to take on a barrage of deals in multiple currencies this week, and there is little sign that they have reached their limits.
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Barclays has hired a senior banker from Goldman Sachs to lead its asset finance trading effort, as the bank continues its push to build out its corporate and investment banking operations.
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Subprime auto ABS performance is holding up, said analysts at S&P Global Ratings this week, with transactions weathering the recent spate of loan delinquencies thanks to skin in the game on the part of the issuers.
