GLOBALCAPITAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED, a company

incorporated in England and Wales (company number 15236213),

having its registered office at 4 Bouverie Street, London, UK, EC4Y 8AX

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  • Oakwood Homeloans is returning to the market with its second securitisation of UK non-conforming mortgages.
  • Lehman Brothers has launched the first issue out of its new UK non-conforming programme Eurosail, achieving tight pricing.
  • Kensington subsidiary Money Partners launched its third deal last week, a £500m equivalent securitisation of UK non-conforming mortgages, offering sterling, dollar and euro bonds. The deal was lead managed by Morgan Stanley and RBS. Despite some investor jitters over recent reserve fund draws on several deals in the sector, the deal came inside or at the tight end of guidance across the capital structure.
  • Lehman Brothers is launching a new UK non-conforming securitsation programme called Eurosail, which will replace its existing programmes: Southern Pacific Securities, Southern Pacific Financing, Preferred Residential Securities and recently acquired London Mortgage Company's Mars.
  • Kensington subsidiary Money Partners will price its £500m UK non-conforming mortgage deal today (Friday).
  • Kensington subsidiary Money Partners is to bring its third deal to the market, making it the first UK non-conforming issuer to launch since Rooftop Mortgages' debut issue drew on its reserve fund (see EuroWeek 950).
  • Leak heard this week that Deutsche's EMTN chief, David Hinsley, is moving on to pastures greener within the bank.
  • Rooftop Mortgages, the UK non-conforming mortgage lender owned by Bear Stearns, has had to draw on the reserve fund of its £125m debut securitisation to compensate for mounting losses and costs, only 14 months after the deal was launched.
  • Rooftop Mortgages, the UK non-conforming mortgage lender owned by Bear Stearns, has had to draw on the reserve fund of its £125m debut securitisation to compensate for mounting losses and costs, only 14 months after the deal was launched.
  • Are dark deeds taking place within the high walls of 1 St Martins-Le-Grand, the fortress home of profitless Nomura in London?
  • In the past, we haven't always been complimentary about the achievements of Rolf Breuer, who has announced that he will shortly step down as chairman of the supervisory board of Deutsche Bank.
  • Kensington subsidiary Start Mortgages got its securitisation programme off to an excellent start, pricing the first Irish non-conforming mortgage transaction at spreads close to UK levels. Lansdowne Mortgage Securities No 1, lead managed by Barclays Capital, offered Eu370m of near and sub-prime Irish residential mortgages across six classes of notes and an unrated equity piece.