Issue 617 - 16th November
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News Analysis
- ABS
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Home rule
Chicago debuts tax duo
The City of Chicago last month completed two issuances totalling US$1.3bn through a first-of-its-kind securitisation programme named Sales Tax Securitization Corporation. The programme is intended to lower debt service costs without adding to the cit...
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- Capital Relief Trades
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Dual speed
Standard Chartered follows with tranche carve-up
Standard Chartered has completed a US$297.5m financial guarantee that references a US$3.5bn trade finance portfolio. Dubbed Sealane 4, the transaction is a replacement trade for Sealane 3 - which matures in December - and is structured as a dual mezz...
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- RMBS
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Diverging dynamics
Aussie non-banks driving change
Around A$30bn of Australian RMBS issuance is expected for full-year 2018, over 50% of which will be originated by non-bank lenders. A confluence of demand and regulatory factors is driving growth in non-bank issuance and changing the shape of the mar...
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- ABS
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Market Reports
- Structured Finance
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Dry powder
International ABS market update
Pepper Group is prepping an Australian RMBS that is expected to be sized at A$500m-equivalent and include a short US dollar tranche and a Euro-denominated pass-through tranche. Elsewhere in the European primary securitisation market, Tesco’...
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Selling stagnation
European ABS market update
Activity in the European ABS primary and secondary markets has slowed this week, with volumes generally stabilising across both segments. “It feels a little softer on the secondary market,” says one trader. “There has...
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- CLOs
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Winding down?
US CLO market update
The US CLO primary market is seeing steady issuance as the remaining trading days continue to expire. Primary activity is presently more robust than secondary activity, which is said to be “a little squishier.” Currently, there...
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- CMBS
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Trading countdown
US CMBS primary market update
The US CMBS market is facing a heavy primary calendar this week, which is overshadowing secondary market activity and causing risk aversion. “We have seen healthy issuance volumes over the past few weeks,” says one trader. &...
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Less liquidity
US CMBS secondary market update
Risk aversion continues in the US CMBS market, with flows described as “anaemic” due to the volatility seen over the past few weeks. “I’m hearing that The Street went into this heavy on paper and they are fee...
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- RMBS
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Paper prioritised
European RMBS market update
Spreads have widened in the European RMBS sector, with secondary market activity remaining slow amid ever-increasing primary issuance. A BWIC with a concentration in peripheral names - including Spanish auto loan and RMBS bonds – is out for...
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Tranche tinkering
US RMBS market update
Freddie Mac has restructured some of the mezzanine tranches in its most recent credit risk transfer RMBS, STACR 2018-HRP2, which references high LTV re-performing mortgage loans. IPTs for the transaction are similar to those of previous STACR deals,...
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- Structured Finance
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News
- Structured Finance
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SCI Start the Week - 12 November
A review of securitisation activity over the past seven days
Market commentary The Dilosk No. 2 Irish legacy RMBS was in focus in the European primary market last week (SCI 6 November). “It has been taking up all of my time because the extension risk is significant,” explained one trader...
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- Capital Relief Trades
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Risk transfer round-up - 16 November
Capital relief trade sector developments and deal news
Deutsche Bank is rumoured to be executing a bilateral trade finance capital relief trade from its TRAFIN programme this month, as a replacement trade for TRAFIN 2015-1. TRAFIN 2015-1 was due for November 2022 (see SCI’s capital relief trade...
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- RMBS
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Double Dutch
Dutch RMBS market sees surge of activity
The Dutch RMBS market has seen a surge of activity with two new Dutch RMBS transactions marketing, both of which are backed by prime Dutch residential mortgages and touted as STS compliant. NIBC is back on the scene after a five-year hiatus with the...
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- Structured Finance
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Market Moves
- Structured Finance
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NPL transaction markets
Sector developments and company hires in structured finance
NPL deal markets Banco Santander Totta is in the market with Hefesto STC (Guincho), a €98m securitisation backed by a €481m portfolio, by gross book value (GBV), of Portuguese non-performing residential, commercial and un...
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CMBS desk launched
Sector developments and company hires in structured finance
Europe Simmons & Simmons has hired James Grand to lead its CLO offering. Grand was previously a structured products partner at Freshfields where he spent over 20 years, specialising in advising both the sell-side and the buy-side on CLOs, a...
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STS documents released
Sector developments and company hires in structured finance
ILS Hiscox has made three new appointments to its ILS division. Mike Schindel has been promoted to head of North America underwriting from head of international underwriting. Schindel will continue to be based in Bermuda. Nick Orton has been promot...
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- Structured Finance
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