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Solar finance company Mosaic has agreed to sell $300m of loans on residential rooftop solar systems to Goldman Sachs. -
The global head of debt capital markets at NatWest Markets has decided to leave the bank after nearly 20 years.
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European Central Bank president Mario Draghi was reticent on the future of the central bank's asset purchase programme following its September meeting on Thursday, leaving the market waiting for guidance at the next meeting of the ECB in October.
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Timeshare, Federal Family Education Loan Program (FFELP) student loan, RMBS and single family rental (SFR) transactions hit the pipeline on Wednesday, as market participants gear up for the annual securitization bash in Miami Beach.
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Insurance company asset manager Conning has hired a new managing director in its structured product team, as well as promoting a new managing director in corporate credit research.
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Retail sales fell by 0.3% across the eurozone in July, but bank analysts say the drop is a temporary blip rather than a sign of broader economic weakness in Europe.
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Headlines about higher potential risks on personal contact purchase (PCP) loans in the UK auto market have led to investors demanding more spread on the most recent auto ABS transaction, said market participants this week.
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With increasing risks around global monetary policy and rising tensions between North Korea and world powers, some investors are crossing their fingers that premiums will start to pick up towards the end of 2017.
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Dunkin’ Brands is hitting the primary market with a $1.45bn whole business securitization, bringing the esoteric ABS market back to life following the US Labor Day break.
