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Issue 482 - 1st April

  • News Analysis

    • CMBS

      • Trust issues

        Redwood exit signals CMBS origination pull-back

        The US CMBS market has encountered a rocky start to 2016, with new issue pricing spreads performing unpredictably. A number of other concerns have cast doubt over profitability on the origination side, prompting suggestions that lenders may slowly th...

  • SCIWire

    • Secondary markets

      • Euro secondary returns

        After a quiet few sessions surrounding the long weekend the European securitisation secondary market...

      • US CLOs busy

        Supply keeps on coming in the US CLO secondary market. "It's very busy day today, which is a funct...

      • Euro secondary stifled

        Sentiment continues to be strong across the European securitisation market but technicals are stifli...

      • US CLOs still strong

        The US CLO secondary market looks like it is set for a quieter day today, but sentiment is still str...

  • News

    • ABS

      • CHAI print points to value

        In its latest monthly update, PeerIQ suggests that the recent CHAI 2016-PM1 print illustrates the thawing that has occurred in the US securitisation market over the last month. Spreads across the transaction's capital structure are almost double thos...

    • Structured Finance

      • Data firms diversify

        Orchard has revealed that it has applied for a broker-dealer license, indicating a change of tack for the data and analytics firm. The company believes it is the next natural step in its role as a neutral facilitator of marketplace lending investment...

    • CDS

      • Antitrust objections filed

        A number of potential claimants in the CDS antitrust lawsuit have filed objections to the preliminary settlement order (SCI 2 October 2015). MF Global Capital, for one, argues that the distribution plan: defines 'covered notional' in a uniform way...

    • CMBS

      • CMBS 2.0 delinquencies spike

        US$152m of US CMBS 2.0 collateral across 17 loans became newly delinquent in March, including six loans secured by properties located in oil boom regions, marking the largest one-month increase in delinquencies since November 2012. A total of 59 loan...

  • Job Swaps

      • Debt purchaser expands

        Arrow Global Group has agreed terms for the acquisition of InVesting, a consumer debt purchaser and...

    • CDS

      • ISDA DCs updated

        ISDA has undertaken its annual change in composition of its five regional Determination Committees (...

    • CMBS

      • CMBS lender beefs up

        Mitch Resnick is set to join Walker & Dunlop Commercial Property Funding, Walker & D...

    • Insurance-linked securities

      • Everest names risk head

        Everest Re Group has tapped Michael Kerner as its new evp and head of strategy and risk management....

      • ILS lawyer added in NY

        Winston & Strawn has appointed Keith Andruschak to its corporate practice in New York as a p...

    • Risk Management

  • News Round-up

      • Auto ABS ratings 'stable'

        Fitch says that growing credit enhancement and robust loss protection should help US auto lease ABS...

    • Structured Finance

      • SME instrument introduced

        The European Commission, European Investment Fund (EIF) and European Investment Bank (EIB) have laun...

      • GSE merger proposed

        A paper written by key architects of the Obama administration's housing policy has been released out...

      • Whole loans offloaded

        Rabobank has sold a €1bn portion - representing 0.5% - of its mortgage portfolio...


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