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Martin Nijboer, the head of global capital markets and securitizations at ING, has left the company GlobalCapital understands.
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A flurry of issuers is hitting the European primary ABS market in the run up to the Global ABS conference next week in Barcelona. -
Deutsche Bank is looking to get in on the ground floor of the European Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) market as the sector opens up across the Atlantic, with sources saying the bank wants to offer its services as a bookrunner for future PACE ABS deals on the continent.
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The European Parliament, Commission and Council have ended a years long standoff over the treatment of European securitization, reaching political agreement over the ‘simple, transparent, standardised’ (STS) ABS framework on Tuesday. GlobalCapital assesses the impact.
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European lawmakers came to a political agreement on Tuesday night on the framework for the simple transparent and standardised (STS) securitization regulation, which has been debated over the better part of the last two years.
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Apollo Aviation Management priced its fourth ABS transaction at the end of last week, selling a no-grow deal that will finance a fleet of 32 aircraft.
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Jewellery retailer Signet Jewelers announced plans last week to sell down and outsource its consumer financing business, and said it would eliminate “material credit risk” from its balance sheet.
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A plan buried in the Conservative Manifesto calling for the creation of UK sovereign wealth funds should be taken on whichever party finds itself in power next month.
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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.
