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News could lead bank funding to dry up, after strong run of demand in private market
Stellantis pushes Spanish auto ABS senior spread to 60bp
Issuers and investors drop clues about esoteric ABS trades
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The container lease ABS market continued to pump out new supply this week, with Textainer Marine Containers hitting the market for the second time this year and market players forecasting strong container trade growth over the next two years.
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Bank of England governor Mark Carney’s caution on the UK economy in his Mansion House speech on Tuesday could be an early warning for the UK RMBS market that the Term Funding Scheme (TFS) won't end soon, an unwelcome development for supply starved investors. -
The application date for the ‘simple, transparent and standardised’ (STS) framework for European securitization and amendments to the capital requirements ratio (CRR) rules will be deferred until January 2019, according to sources close to the final trialogue discussions, which concluded earlier this month.
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Marketplace loan originator Marlette Funding this week priced its latest securitization on the heels of last week's breakout deals from Lending Club and Upstart.
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A UK ABS transaction backed by non-prime credit card receivables is being pitched to investors this week, as buyers closely eye tightening spreads across ABS assets and an uncertain near term economic outlook.
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Solar lending platform Mosaic is preparing to launch its second asset-backed securitization just four months after sealing its inaugural ABS offering writes Fotios Tsarouhis.
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Verizon Communications priced its second ABS deal of the year this week, attracting strong investor demand.
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News of securitizations from Lending Club and Upstart, in addition to SoFi’s application for a bank charter, were the talk of the week, with market players pointing to these events as milestones for the marketplace lending industry.
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A trend in the US over the past couple of years has involved securitization issuers doing everything possible to avoid using the term subprime. Such verbal chicanery does their market no favours.
