European Securitization
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Both the CLOs that Deutsche Bank arranged this month have relatively long non-call periods -
French consumer ABS and Santander car deal done but more supply will test appetite
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Junior debt buyers want to preserve flexibility while the market explores different solutions
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Landlords no longer forced to upgrade properties but rising rates still weigh on sector
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Response to FSB's consultation says regs impose 'unwarranted' restrictions as STS shown to improve RMBS quality
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A more sophisticated approach to pricing can attract more buyers, even if certain managers have to pay more
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Asset manager plots first euro deal since hiring Jason Late to head CLO platform last December
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More deals in the pipeline as CLO market keeps momentum
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Executions take their time as esoteric pipeline builds
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WiZink Bank prices Portuguese credit card ABS after more than three weeks of marketing
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The new deal offers a longer non-call period for tighter spreads
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◆ Investors want new CLO managers to pay up more ◆ Third party equity in European CLOs ◆ ABS runs fast, but is it deep enough?
