US Securitization
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Combination of rare and regular issuers alike suggests conditions are ripe for issuance unusually close to the presidential vote -
Hires include former co-heads of Allen & Overy's securitization practice
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Issuance pace to remain steady as market participant comfort grows despite lingering uncertainties
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Market participants predict $15bn-$20bn of CRE CLO issuance in 2025
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ProducePay looking at offering a new menu of produce-backed securitizations
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Investors hoping for a divided government to stave off inflationary policies of either presidential candidate
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US presidential election could become a key concern, according to trader
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At least one RMBS issuer plans to leverage conference to roadshow a bond in an environment a banker described as “constructive”
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One issuer intends to issue two aircraft deals before year end
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New entrants push into middle market funding as the BSL market slowly grinds tighter
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Total issuance has surpassed $300bn for the first time, driven principally by huge auto ABS volumes
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SASB deal backed by iconic asset suggests much more in store from rehabilitated CMBS market
