European Securitization
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Tightening across the board means more 2022 deals can cut cost of capital and enjoy benefits of resets over refis -
Deal marks 'significant evolution' of the UK’s Islamic finance market but regulatory improvements are required
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Deal lands outside last prime trade but longer WAL accounts for the difference
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Regulations keeping investors away from the asset class are preventing securitization from realising its potential
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Elsewhere, Volkswagen promotes from within for new head of ABS
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Improving arbitrage is attracting broad appetite from third-party equity again
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Buy-to-let provider brings debut as Coventry and Plata deals progress
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Manager issues first static euro CLO since March as secondary loan prices soften
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Bankers expect further tightening but at a slower pace
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◆ Where next for regulation ◆ CLOs reset economics ◆ Wine backed lending ◆ Tambourine girl
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If the composition of Europe's governing class has changed, it could take another decade of persuading to the cause
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For the best managers, bankers see a clear path towards further tightening
