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French bank is marketing the only two deals in ABS primary
ABS market not the cheapest cost of financing for issuer of first ever trade in the asset class
Revival of high LTV mortgage lending is creating an opportunity for more SRT and deconsolidation transactions
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GMAC UK, the UK subsidiary of GM Financial, priced its latest auto loan ABS transaction to high levels of investor demand, as buyers shrugged off any lingering concern around the triggering of Article 50 earlier this week. -
GM Financial is in the market with a $989.4m offering from GMCAR, its new prime auto loan ABS shelf.
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The steady growth of online lending in the UK compared to the frantic pace in the US could be a boon for platforms looking to tap securitization for funding, as the cost of funding diverges in both markets.
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Westgate Resorts and BRE Grand Islander (BRE GI) are in the market this week with timeshare backed ABS, with investors paying particularly close attention to a high concentration of foreign obligors in the BRE GI deal.
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Two bankers have left Deutsche Bank's insurance DCM and solutions team.
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Rhode Island Student Loan Authority (Risla) is marketing a tax-exempt securitization backed by private student loans, as administrative uncertainty causes the agency to hold off on using tax-exempt bonds for its refinance loan portfolio.
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Securitization pros at the Investors’ Conference on Equipment Finance in New York on Wednesday indicated that steady tightening of spreads across securitized assets is affecting the way some investors are approaching the equipment ABS sector.
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An upbeat mood in the equipment sector since the presidential election should lead to a strong 2017 for the industry, with ABS volumes expected to keep pace with 2016 levels, said panelists at the Investors’ Conference on Equipment Finance held by ELFA and IMN on Wednesday.
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Italian issuer Agos Ducato sold more notes in its latest Sunrise consumer loan deal this week than in previous offerings with the order book still being heavily oversubscribed by investors.
