Issue 598 - 6th July
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News Analysis
- CMBS
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European CMBS surge continues
Structural nuances also on the rise
European CMBS is experiencing a bumper year and new deals continue to hit the market, making 2018 the strongest year for traditional, floating-rate CMBS since 2015. While investors are unlikely to lose any sleep just yet, many of these new transactio...
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- CMBS
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News
- Structured Finance
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SCI Start the Week - 2 July
A look at the major activity in structured finance over the past seven days
Pipeline The pipeline has been dominated by UK transactions ahead of the Independence Day holiday. A pair each of CMBS and auto ABS remained in the pipeline by the end of the week, as well as an RMBS. The auto securitisation entrants were &pou...
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- Capital Relief Trades
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Barclays engineers comeback
Further impetus added to Colonnade programme
Barclays has returned to the risk transfer market with Colonnade Global 2018-1, a £34.2m cash-collateralised eight-year financial guarantee. As with previous Colonnade transactions, the credit protection covers both principal and accrued in...
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Risk transfer round-up - 6 July
The Cayman Islands stock exchange has released a late June document regarding an early redemption of Deutsche Bank’s GATE 2015-1 capital relief trade (see SCI’s capital relief trades database). A call notice has been issued and th...
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- NPLs
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Landmark UTP deal completed
Inaugural large-scale, pure UTL transaction inked
Bain Capital Credit has acquired a portfolio of unlikely-to-pay (UTP) corporate loans, dubbed Project Valery, from the Italian arm of Credit Agricole. The portfolio has a total book value of €450m and is the first large-scale, pure UTP trans...
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- Structured Finance
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Market Moves
- Structured Finance
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Market moves - 6 July
Australian expansion Intertrust has expanded into Australia through the acquisition of Seed Outsourcing – an Australian corporate and fund services firm, providing corporate secretarial, director, domiciliation and payroll services to pri...
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- Structured Finance
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