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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  • Non-conforming lender Kensington Mortgage Co changed tack this week when it did not include a dollar tranche in its latest securitisation.
  • Nikko Principal Investments is expected to complete its sale of Mortgages plc, the UK non-conforming lender and a regular securitisation issuer, in the next few weeks.
  • Nikko Principal Investments is expected to complete its sale of Mortgages plc, the UK non-conforming lender and a regular securitisation issuer, in the next few weeks.
  • Lenders are hoping that Owens Corning's bank debt can recover after taking a serious hit last week when Judge John Fullam ruled that all the company's assets and debt would be consolidated under one entity in what is known as substantive consolidation.
  • Owens Corning's bank debt has dropped to the 60-65 range after Judge John Fullam ruled that all the bankrupt company's assets and debt would be consolidated under one entity.
  • Good to see Merrill Lynch back in the news, although perhaps not always for the right reasons. On the positive side, Merrill insiders are enthusing about the hiring of Rohit D'Souza from Morgan Stanley to be the new global head of equity trading. D'Souza will report to both Greg Fleming and Dow Kim.
  • OOwens Corning's bank debt fell 11 points to the 75-77 range as lenders fear the judge overseeing its bankruptcy case will rule against their interests.
  • Owens Corning's bank debt dropped approximately 11 points to the 75-77 range as lenders fear the judge overseeing the bankruptcy case will rule against their interests.
  • UK non-conforming mortgage lender GMAC RFC this week released price guidance for its £500m equivalent securitisation that suggested its decision not to obtain a monoline wrap had been vindicated. The last RMAC deal not to be wrapped was in 2000. Guidance for the 0.8 year tranche of RMAC 2004-NS3 plc, a dollar note eligible for 2a7 money market funds, is around one month Libor flat area ? tighter than the launch spread for Kensington Mortgage Co's most recent deal at the end of June.
  • Non-conforming mortgage lender Southern Pacific Mortgages Ltd returned to the market this week with a successful unwrapped securitisation, pricing in line with rival Kensington Mortgage Co?s deal from last week.
  • Transport for London (TfL), the AA-rated local government body responsible for managing London?s transport system, may become the first UK public sector body to establish a debt issuance programme.