European Securitization
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Santander leads the way as BBVA and Barclays also offload risk in public markets
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Abundant cash is keeping the market going strong through macro uncertainty and supply problems
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Placing majority equity with external buyers is still unusual in Europe
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Blackstone deal slated for this week as Vantage lines up green-stamped data centre deal for next week
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No concern at BWIC drop off, as insurance premium backed shelf makes annual return
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BofA increases issuance forecast as pipeline keeps refilling
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Stronger than expected loan supply and busy CLO issuance drives increase in prediction
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Banks securitizes performing mortgage book as it pulls back from Italian retail banking
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Shawbrook, ColCap and Keystone all print buy-to-let deals within two days
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Supply is unrelenting with four more deals on offer, but diversity eases congestion worries
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First debut manager to bring a deal this year increases all tranches amid strong demand
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FCA and PRA lay out new rules to take effect on November 1 but key questions deferred
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CLO investors have shrugged off geopolitical concerns and are focused on rates
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Three issuers set to print buy-to-let trades but with a variation in levels
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Triple-A tranches are edging tighter basis point by basis point
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Blackstone sponsored UK logistics deal will price next week, more supply could follow
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Minimising tail risk is a priority for the new manager, said Jacob Walton, co-head of euro CLOs
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Regulator clarifies and tweaks rules as it presses for November implementation
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French banking group places €750m of paper but relative value limits room to squeeze spread
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ColCap, Shawbrook and Keystone aim to price this week
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Investors shrug off geopolitical concerns after volatility
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◆ CLO ETFs excite Europeans ◆ Santander prices huge German securitization
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Political leaders show interest as Enrico Letta and Christian Noyer feed them policy ideas
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Rejecting CLO ETFs out of concern for retail investors is hypocritical