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Issue 917 - 30th August

  • News Analysis

    • Capital Relief Trades

      • New programme

        SCI catches up with Mike Strevens, head of structured guarantees at the British Business Bank, to di...

        Central to the British Business Bank’s debt financing activities is the ENABLE Guarantee programme, which aims to increase SME lending capacity among specialist UK banks. The guarantee is structured as an unfunded SRT with the most senior p...

    • ABS

      • Backup power

        Fallout from Gedesco deal could have positive impact on wider market

        Servicer defaults can happen, and when they do it is important to keep operations running smoothly. However, this isn’t always possible, such as in the case of Gedesco, where broader struggles were at play.  Commentary from Morni...

  • The Structured Credit Interview

    • CLO Managers

      • CLO manager corner: Antares Capital

        Katzenstein and Pitke discuss the firm's liquid credit platform and plans for the future

        Antares Capital’s liquid credit platform, which launched last year and today is a BSL CLO issuance platform, is a “natural extension” of its private credit CLO platform, allowing the company to offer a broader opportunit...

  • Market Moves

    • ABS

      • NYSEG eyes recovery bond

        Market updates and sector developments

        New York State Electric and Gas (NYSEG), a subsidiary of Avangrid, is moving ahead with what will be the inaugural recovery bond issued by a New York state utility, say sources. It is currently putting together a petition for a financing order and...

    • Structured Finance

      • Job swaps weekly: Norton Rose Fulbright adds Paris-based partner

        People moves and key promotions in securitisation

        This week’s roundup of securitisation job swaps sees Norton Rose Fulbright adding a partner to its banking and finance practice in Paris. Elsewhere, CBRE has lured a new executive director to its European debt and structured finance team fr...

    • Capital Relief Trades

      • Freddie Mac in with STACR

        Market updates and sector developments

        Freddie Mac is in the market with an US$825m STACR, via joint bookrunners Bank of America and Nomura, and is expected to price next week. The trade, designated HQA2, consists of three tranches. The US$316m A1 is rated A1/BBB, the US$316m M1 is rate...


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