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A Florida-based asset manager is issuing a PACE securitization under the HERO platform — a well-known name used by the now-bankrupt issuer Renovate America. This dual structure, where the originator and sponsor are two different entities, is not uncommon in ABS, but when it is used for securitizing PACE, it is often a symptom of instability and the distress the market faces, sources say. -
European equity deals linked to renewable energy have continued to come to market despite sustained turbulence buffeting the sector.
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Energy Capital Partners, a UK private equity company, has signed £192m in loans and trade finance facilities, refinancing debt for gas turbines that have been linked to the transition to carbon neutrality in the UK.
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Indian Railway Finance Corp postponed its dual-tranche dollar bond offering on Monday when faced with a volatile market backdrop that ‘bamboozled’ the banks running the deal.
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Loanpal, Solar Mosaic and Sunrun have all returned to the securitization market in the span of two weeks, ramping up first quarter volumes to over $1bn for the first time ever. Sources expect solar loan origination and demand to significantly increase in 2021 as the asset class provides a clear cut way to fulfill investors’ ESG criteria.
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UK RMBS could see marginal losses from the government’s Grenfell inquiry pushing the cost of removing flammable cladding on up to 1.5m flat owners across the country, after DBRS Morningstar research revealed on Monday that repossessions could eat into securitized mortgage portfolios.
