European Securitization
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Triple-A rated notes priced in line with recent deals, but transaction has longer non-call period -
Impact of Iran war, software risks and 2028 maturity wall may push different borrowers to CLO and private credit markets
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Financial Conduct Authority's compensation scheme looks set to hit Blue Motor Finance hard, although there is still confidence in the market
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A package of reforms including fairer prudential treatment is the way to get the best out of securitization
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The deal is backed by mortgages originated by Quantum Mortgages
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Santander also priced what looks to be the only euro ABS deal this week
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Deal’s triple-A and double-B rated notes land lower than recent tights, but deal excludes single-Bs
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Number of resets fell following the start of Iran war, but lower spreads are now prompting managers to launch deals
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Asset manager wants to offer more products to institutional investors
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Investors and techniques are ready for development banks to scale up securitization rapidly
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Risks in exchange-traded funds holding CLOs are real, but there could be scope to relax the rules
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First BBB SRT transaction to include another investor
