European Securitization
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Conversations with issuers could start in the third quarter of this year -
George Smith gets the outlook for prime RMBS from Tom Hall and CLO resets from Thomas Hopkins, as a familiar shelf returns to its usual spot in the calendar
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This was a return to tradition for the market, with elements of innovation
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CLOs partially able to withstand the threat posed by more frequent LMEs
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Toyota achieves the tightest spread for sterling prime auto ABS since the auto finance scandal
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Bank’s seventh RMBS deal is 2026's second sterling prime RMBS
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Fund will primarily target triple-B rated European CLO notes
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The second lien mortgage lender has set up a £300m warehouse with Citi
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Deal was priced 11bp tighter than the most recent non-conforming RMBS
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First time dual tranche structure used in a Holmes deal since 2018
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Market yet to price in resets for deals from H2 2024
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New CLO managers preparing to enter the market may face slower ramp-ups
