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Although the market has restarted, with the majority of deals so well-respected it’s hard to know how the spicier deals will fare -
Consumer pain is worrying but mixed signals keep securitization analysts quiet
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Lack of government support this time around renders crisis comparison useless
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Faith in deal structures post-2008 has the market believing it can withstand a recession in 2023
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Lauren Basmadjian, Carlyle's co-head of liquid credit and head of US loans and structured credit, discusses the firm's acquisition of CBAM and how it will provide more scale, earnings and exposure
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The scrap for the best bankers has reached a new part of the capital markets
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Securitization needs a PR makeover but it won't cast off its infamy overnight
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Sector has limited growth prospects, similar to insurance ABS
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Market could finally emerge from the shadows of 2008
