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  • Fiat finance arm sells biggest Europe auto ABS
    Fiat SAVA SpA, the Italian finance arm of car manufacturer Fiat, launched its first securitisation this week - at Eu965m, the deal is by far the largest parcelling of auto loans in Europe. The transaction was arranged by Euro Capital Structures, the Dublin based securitisation boutique formed last summer as a joint venture between Fiat and UniCredito. The bonds were sold by Merrill Lynch, Schroder Salomon Smith Barney and UniCredit Banca Mobiliare.
    July 07, 2000
  • New S&P bond wrap rating scale
    Standard and Poor's last Friday unveiled a new 'financial enhancement rating' (FER) for insurance companies that guarantee bonds, to supplement its existing financial security rating (FSR). The rating agency is responding to the growth of financial guarantees in the capital markets provided by general insurance companies, as opposed to specialist monoline bond insurers.
    July 07, 2000
  • Barclays sheds $600m of ABS credit risk
    Barclays Bank last Friday launched a $600m unleveraged synthetic securitisation to shed the credit risk on a portfolio of asset backed securities held on its books in New York, London and Tokyo. The deal, Nerva Ltd Series I, is the most public issue so far off a $5bn MTN programme called RF ALTS, after the bank's risk finance group, which manages it. The programme is intended to support a variety of risk transfer transactions.
    July 07, 2000
  • Derivatives
    PROPOSED REVISIONS TO RISK-BASED CAPITAL:TREATMENT OF SECURITIZATIONS AND DERIVATIVES
    The four principal U.S. banking regulators (the Federal Reserve Board, Office of Thrift Supervision, Comptroller of the Currency and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation; collectively, the "Agencies") proposed on March 8 important changes to their risk-based capital standards that could affect the market for--and pricing of--securitizations and related credit derivatives.
    July 03, 2000
  • Asia
    ABN Amro leads Reliance LC landmark
    ABN Amro has brought together 10 banks in the first syndication deal based on letter of credit in India. The LC syndication of US$250 million was completed for Reliance Petroleum, which will use it to buy crude from the international market over a period of three months.
    July 01, 2000
  • Asia
    Asia's capital markets stars revealed
    Our most comprehensive capital raising poll tells us some interesting things about the opinions of Asian treasurers. US banks dominate international issuance, but the importance of banking relationships can elevate domestic banks to international recognition. By Olivia Chow and Robert Law.
    July 01, 2000
  • Asia
    Asia's capital markets stars revealed
    Our most comprehensive capital raising poll tells us some interesting things about the opinions of Asian treasurers. US banks dominate international issuance, but the importance of banking relationships can elevate domestic banks to international recognition. By Olivia Chow and Robert Law.
    July 01, 2000
  • Asia
    Australia – Beckoning as a financial headquarters
    Australia is making an aggressive push to redefine itself as the centre for financial services for the region – even the globe. On Australia's side are technological expertise, a high standard of living and a skilled workforce: against it are high taxes and a late start. Minister for financial services and regulation Joe Hockey, Axiss Australia chief executive Les Hosking, and minister for state development and treasurer for New South Wales Michael Egan share their views with Chris Wright.
    July 01, 2000
  • Asia
    Australia – Bold, blunt but usually right
    Asiamoney made Ian Macfarlane its central bank governor of the year because he was prepared to take unpopular decisions that made long-term sense. He explains his reasoning to Chris Wright.
    July 01, 2000
  • Asia
    Australia – Beckoning as a financial headquarters
    Australia is making an aggressive push to redefine itself as the centre for financial services for the region – even the globe. On Australia's side are technological expertise, a high standard of living and a skilled workforce: against it are high taxes and a late start. Minister for financial services and regulation Joe Hockey, Axiss Australia chief executive Les Hosking, and minister for state development and treasurer for New South Wales Michael Egan share their views with Chris Wright.
    July 01, 2000
  • Asia
    Australia – Bold, blunt but usually right
    Asiamoney made Ian Macfarlane its central bank governor of the year because he was prepared to take unpopular decisions that made long-term sense. He explains his reasoning to Chris Wright.
    July 01, 2000
  • Asia
    Australia – E-commerce revolution the Australian way
    A greater proportion of Australians than Americans are managing their finances on-line – and the country's banks and brokers are jostling for a piece of the e-commerce action. Bina Brown reports.
    July 01, 2000
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