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Issue 600 - 20th July

  • News

    • ABS

      • Fight for control eyed

        Rapid amortisation event 'unlikely' to occur

        Allegations of embezzlement and a fight for control of Harley Marine Services (HMS) have emerged less than two months after the firm closed its first whole business securitisation, Harley Marine Financing Series 2018-1 (see SCI’s primary is...

    • Structured Finance

      • SCI Start the Week - 16 July

        A look at the major activity in structured finance over the past seven days

        Pipeline Marketing of new securitisations continued to gain momentum last week, following the Independence Day holiday. A broad mix of asset classes remained in the pipeline on Friday. Auto ABS accounted for the majority of newly-announced deals,...

    • CLOs

      • Inaugural infrastructure CLO markets

        Singapore-supported firm's first transaction backed by Asia, ME project finance loans

        Clifford Capital is marketing an inaugural US$480m CLO. The transaction, dubbed Bayfront Infrastructure Capital, is backed by 37 bank-syndicated senior project finance and infrastructure loans to projects in Asia-Pacific and the Middle East. Moody&...

      • CLO investor breaks into US

        UK firm thinking long term, credit cycle in sights

        Pearl Diver Capital recently opened its first US office and also closed two new CLO funds. While the loan and CLO markets still seem to be immune from macroeconomic disruption, the company is preparing for a potential change in the credit cycle. Ma...

  • Talking Point

    • Structured Finance

      • Fit for purpose?

        Efficacy of STS label questioned

        Once portrayed as the initiative to revitalise European securitisation, the STS label has been variously hailed as a game-changer or lamented as not fit for purpose. The truth, perhaps, may be somewhere in between. Regulations (EU) 2017/2402 and 20...

  • Market Moves

    • Structured Finance

      • Market moves - 20 July

        A weekly breakdown of new hires and company developments in the global structured finance industry.

        Acquisition agreed Stone Point Capital’s Trident VII fund is set to acquire Sabal Capital Partners, with Sabal Investment Advisors, Sabal Investment Holdings and their managed funds also merged into the Sabal platform to create a vertical...


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