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Santander Consumer Bank has taken pole position with its latest auto ABS offering by printing at the tightest spreads the securitization market has seen since the crisis. -
Investors may require a higher premium of UK banks as they return to the capital markets following last week’s general election, which has made the future of the nation’s politics very uncertain.
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The bookrunners of a refinancing transaction for Domino’s Pizza increased the size of the deal before pricing on Monday, amid a spike in deal activity for whole business ABS.
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Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) provider Renovate America has promoted Patrick Moore, the president of its licensed lending subsidiary, to the newly created position of chief lending officer.
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Financial analysts and investors trying to make sense of what the UK general election result means for the upcoming Brexit negotiations should take a step back and ignore what they read for some time. The British government is clueless on its approach to Europe.
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Natixis has appointed Emmanuel Issanchou as global head of structured credit and solutions, based in London.
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Mercedes-Benz Bank (MB Bank) is looking to sell $1.1bn of senior auto ABS notes, backed by a portfolio of German retail auto loan receivables.
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San Francisco-based online platform Lending Club is sponsoring its first multi-seller securitization, which is backed by a portfolio of near-prime consumer loans.
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The severance of trade and transport ties between Qatar and several Gulf states on June 5 could negatively impact aircraft ABS transactions with exposures to Qatar Airways, according to a recent research note by S&P Global.
