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January's ABS data center deals see tenant numbers drop but demand remains strong
Deals including some commercial mortgages expected to follow
Deal was priced 6bp tighter than most recent iteration of the asset class
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The outlook for marketplace lending securitization issuance in 2017 is hazy, as lenders navigate new regulatory terrain and prepare their businesses for operating under a Donald Trump presidency. -
The latest round of Republican calls in the US for president-elect Donald Trump to fire the Consumer Protection Financial Bureau (CFPB) head Richard Cordray and roll back the agency’s influence is a real threat to American consumers.
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Hyundai Capital America and Consumer Portfolio Services (CPS) each priced private, 144A offerings on Tuesday, while a public deal from Ford is slated to enter the market in the coming week in what has been an otherwise slow start to 2017 primary issuance.
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A report from the Italian banking association ABI and credit management company Cerved said on Wednesday that growth in bad Italian business loans slowed in 2016, although the southern region showed no sign of improvement.
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Extraordinarily strong issuance conditions in the euro and sterling markets have bred a rush of new supply in the second week of 2017, allowing rarer names to price trickier deals across a broad range of asset classes.
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The latest call from Republican senators Ben Sasse and Mike Lee for the incoming president to dismiss Consumer Protection Financial Bureau (CFPB) head Richard Cordray is being closely watched by ABS players.
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Analysts warned this week of securitization’s drift into a private, bilateral and less visible type of market at the expense of the public market, despite last year's primary pipeline churning out the highest volume of publicly syndicated bonds since 2011.
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Subprime auto lender Consumer Portfolio Services (CPS) is in the post-holiday market with a $206.32m subprime auto loan securitization, kicking things off for the sector in 2017.
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The European Investment Fund (EIF) has signed an agreement with six regional Italian credit institutions to guarantee €360m of loans to Italian small and medium enterprises (SMEs) over the next three years.
