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incorporated in England and Wales (company number 15236213),

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  • The European ABS pipeline suddenly burst with new deals this week.
  • SSA
    This newspaper published an April Fool’s story last week about Greece issuing a perpetual zero coupon bond. After an incredible week in sovereign bond markets, is it that fanciful an idea? It’s time to gentrify Greek debt.
  • A US-based distressed debt hedge fund is thought to be the sponsor of the new Alba UK non-conforming RMBS being marketed by Credit Suisse.
  • A US-based distressed debt hedge fund is thought to be the sponsor of the new Alba UK non-conforming RMBS.
  • Credit Suisse is marketing a new UK non-conforming deal from the Alba shelf, which is set to refinance the portfolio from Alba 2013-1 at a tighter level.
  • The UK government wants to leverage surging demand for exposure to the country to offload some £13bn of mortgages it acquired from Northern Rock after the collapse of Lehman Brothers, writes Tom Porter.
  • Australia-based Bluestone Group has begun marketing its debut buy-to-let UK RMBS, as demand for deals out of reach of the European Central Bank supports more esoteric products.
  • Australia based Bluestone Group has begun marketing its debut UK RMBS, as demand for deals non-eligible for European Central Bank purchase supports the non-prime market.
  • Paragon is preparing to add to a recent surge of higher yielding UK RMBS in the primary market with its 22nd buy-to-let transaction, which could feature a euro denominated tranche.
  • Paragon is preparing to add to a recent surge of higher yielding RMBS in the primary market with its 22nd buy-to-let transaction, which could feature a euro denominated tranche.
  • FIG
    It is all about the euro denominated market this week, with seven banks launching deals across senior and subordinated by Wednesday morning.
  • Bankers’ predictions of a deep and varied pipeline of European ABS to be priced in March are starting to come good, with NewDay Cards’ second securitization at the head of the queue this month.