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Solar and Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) experts at the IMN Green Investing Conference on Thursday noted that both markets will see more participation as issuance accelerates and the sectors become more sophisticated. -
Air Lease Corporation priced its second securitization on Tuesday, with deal watchers saying they are hoping for greater investor participation in future deals as the asset class gains momentum.
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Expectation of a victory for centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron in the French presidential election has fuelled a big rally in cash bonds this week, making conditions very supportive for borrowers returning from blackout periods and looking at executing new deals.
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The online student loan refinancing platform CommonBond has launched a lending program for borrowers still in school, with the loans potentially bound for future securitizations from the company, according to chief executive David Klein.
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The recent noise around potentially damaging policy changes to the residential Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) sector had little impact on a trio of of deals that were priced on Friday and Monday.
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In a letter to US Department of Education secretary Betsy DeVos on Monday, attorneys general of 21 states expressed their concerns over the dismantling of “common-sense” Obama-era student loan servicing reforms.
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Investors in France are looking ahead to June’s legislative elections under the assumption that Emmanuel Macron is set to become the next president of France on May 7 when he faces the National Front’s Marine Le Pen in a deciding vote.
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Subprime marketplace lender Avant is readying its first ABS transaction of 2017.
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Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) industry experts warned that anti-PACE bills introduced by congressional lawmakers this month could "inflict serious wounds" on a multi-billion dollar industry if passed in their current form.
