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Irish RMBS noteholders face heightened extension risk and potential losses on senior tranches as a result of the country’s Personal Insolvency Arrangement, according to Barclays ABS analysts.
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The volume of European securitization issuance could end the year down on last year’s total, Standard & Poor’s said in a study Wednesday, noting amount of issuance already placed with investors up to the end of July—EUR44 billion ($54.78 billion)—was down 10% on the same period in 2011.
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The U.S. market was quiet last week, with a two-pronged credit card receivables deal from American Express and a quieter triple net lease deal from STORE Capital the only stories getting told. -
Irish RMBS noteholders face heightened extension risk and potential losses on senior tranches as a result of the country’s Personal Insolvency Arrangement, according to Barclays ABS analysts.
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London-based officials are mulling whether the recent tightening in U.K. prime residential mortgage-backed securities has pushed spreads beneath the 110-120 to 160-170 basis points region, present since mid-2009, towards a new established tighter range.
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Santander U.K. has preplaced a new euro-denominated issue of prime U.K. residential mortgage-backed securities, Holmes 2012-4, and said Monday it will continue to eye funding in the public securitization market.
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Santander UK has priced its fourth RMBS issue of the year from its Holmes master trust, placing €650m of notes with a single investor at 75bp over, confirming the scale of spread tightening in core ABS in recent months.
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Europe’s securitization market has seen an uptick in bids-wanted-in-competition (BWIC) lists this month.
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Leeds Building Society has launched and retained its debut £897 million ($1.41 billion) U.K. residential mortgage-backed trade, Albion No. 1, and will use the bonds to tap the Bank of England’s Funding for Lending Scheme.
