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    European bond buyers are on a desperate hunt for yield amid negative interest rates in other sectors. But with limited supply and soaring demand, ABS issuers are seeing heavy oversubscription in new deals, particularly for mezzanine debt.
  • The Conservative Party has laid out plans for a number of UK sovereign wealth funds which will be used to fund investment in UK infrastructure and the economy. But for the idea to succeed, observers said the funds must be kept out of any short-term political wrangling.
  • ABS
    A novel ABS transaction backed by insurance premium payments drew heavy demand this week, with buyers piling into the bonds throughout the capital stack.
  • New Jersey-based Seacube Container Leasing priced a container lease deal on Wednesday amid growing industry buzz around the once sluggish asset class.
  • ABS
    Volkswagen has called on EU politicians to come up with a market friendly solution to the 'simple transparent, standardised' (STS) securitization framework when the trilogue talks resume at the end of the month.
  • ABS
    Carrefour Banque has priced Series 2017-1 of its Master Credit Cards Pass Compartment France series, selling the bonds at the tight end of price guidance.
  • Secured Automated Lending Technology (Salt), a Denver-based blockchain company, is eyeing the securitization market to finance its growth, chief executive Shawn Owen tells GlobalCapital.
  • The strong performance of the Church of England’s investment fund over the last decade either proves that the Church Commissioners have worked out a prudent investment formula, predicated on patience or they are benefiting from the aid of the ultimate market mover.
  • A $150m drug royalty offering from DRI Capital, a Toronto-based healthcare royalty fund manager, and a $612m aircraft ABS from Apollo Aviation Management have hit the market as bids heat up for esoteric ABS paper in the second quarter.