United States
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◆ Foreign trio raises $6.5bn this week as Mizuho eyes $2bn ◆ Dollar takes ‘sweet spot’ for major banks over euros ◆ Sentiment for Yankee issuance keeps improving -
Deals with shorter-term loans have become more popular as borrowing costs remain elevated
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The collateral pool features a high average FICO score, a moderate leverage level and large liquid reserves, according to Fitch
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The transaction is the third HELOC RMBS priced in a month
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Tom Wipf stands down after four years leading introduction of Sofr
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◆ UK bank shows affinity for tier two dollars ◆ Improved US market lures foreign bank capital issuers ◆ US market has great depth
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Rebound in activity might be short-lived as fundamentals remain weak
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The issuer's fourth deal is also waiting in the pipeline, with spreads in the RMBS market expected to tighten in the third quarter
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Consumers face pressures but tighter lending standards and strong track records are reassuring investors in ABS sectors offering apparently compelling returns. By Ayse Kelce
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A secular change in working habits is wreaking havoc in the office sector, and there may be more pain to come. But it’s too early to call time on office CMBS. By Kunyi Yang
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The one size fits all approach taken in Albany is destined to fail: it is no surprise it is facing opposition from all angles
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Aside from its sheer scale, the US offers strategic funding that should be seized by European banks now that the market has reopened
