European Securitization
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Strong investor demand supports further tightening, but small order sizes keep it gradual, say bankers -
Managers welcome a softening in secondary loan prices but margins continue to be squeezed
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Vast order book for Dutch deal shows depth of demand but RMBS remains wide of covered bonds
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Chetwood bought lending platform in May but Cerberus retained mortgage book
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Seven deals could be priced this week as spreads are expected to tighten further
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Hyundai also out with German auto ABS, after ING prints vast Dutch RMBS
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Private equity sponsors are feeling the pain of a valuation mismatch. But an eager CLO market can help them as they alter their goals
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Market was rocked by low bids on UK deal set for first class ‘A’ loss since the GFC
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◆ Race for public solar ABS is on ◆ Senior noteholders to suffer CMBS losses for first time since 2008 ◆ CLOs jump tighter again
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Spreads are expected to tighten further, but getting ahead of a wave of deals could help manager ramp the portfolio
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Credit card lender issues first public trade with ‘STS’ stamp
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◆ Banks need a bond market leader, just not a French one ◆ From Golden Goose to lame duck ◆ CMBS problems, rise of solar ABS
