Capital Relief Trades
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First CAS since September
B1 levels contract
Fannie Mae has priced its CAS 2023-R01, its first appearance in the CAS market for four months.
The bookrunners were BoA Securities and Barclays.
The $429.9m BBB+ M1 tranche was priced at SOFR plus 240bp, the $247.2m BBB- M2 tranche was priced at 375bp over SOFR and the $53.7m BB+ B1 tranche came in at SOFR plus 510bp.
The last CAS, designated CAS 2022-R09, .......
News 12 January 2023
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Looking east
CEE SRT issuance prospects gauged
Polish SRT issuance boosted synthetic securitisation volumes last year. This Premium Content article assesses the prospects for increased activity across the CEE region.
Significant risk transfer issuance in Central and Eastern Europe received a boost in 2022, with the opening up of the Polish market. However, activity across the rest of the region will likely continue to ......
News Analysis 6 January 2023Premium Content
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Raiffeisen inks Romanian trade
Sector developments and company hires
Raiffeisen inks Romanian trade
Raiffeisen Bank has partnered with the EIB Group to strengthen its financing capacity in Romania through a synthetic securitisation. The transaction enables Raiffeisen to provide up to RON523m of new financing to eligible SMEs and MidCaps over the next two years, with a reduced interest rate compared to other similar financing.The securitisation references a .......
Market Moves 3 January 2023
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Capital ideas
Taxonomy-aligned RWAs, sustainability-linked pricing touted
SMARTER Finance for Families has submitted a number of policy recommendations to the Climate Bonds Initiative, as part of the organisation’s recent public consultation entitled ‘101 Sustainable Finance Policies for 1.5°C’. The SMARTER recommendations include top-down and bottom-up policy frameworks that harness the securitisation market.
“Engaging the capital markets is crucial in order to achieve net-zero – an .......
News 21 December 2022
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Regulatory storm?
CRT market split over new rules
Concern over the future viability of synthetic securitisation is rising, in light of the impending Basel output floor and the EBA’s synthetic excess spread proposals. This Premium Content article investigates whether such regulatory change is likely to be as severe as it seems.
The coming implementation of the Basel output floor and the EBA’s proposal for a ......
News Analysis 15 December 2022Premium Content
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Mind the gap
'Regulatory impediments' stalling ESG securitisation
Securitisable green lending in respect of residential mortgages on energy-efficient properties, loans for green home renovations and electric vehicle financing could exceed €300bn annually by 2030, according to a new AFME analysis. The findings are part of a study that provides a comprehensive overview of the current European regulatory landscape for green securitisation, challenges preventing the instrument from fully .......
News 12 December 2022
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Survey suggests improved sentiment
Sector developments and company hires
Survey suggests improved sentiment
KBRA has published the results of its December survey of European structured finance investors, which was conducted to gauge their views and expectations regarding the market. The report reveals a more positive picture than the rating agency’s previous investor survey from June.“While many challenges remain for the European securitisation sector, sentiment for the market .......
Market Moves 9 December 2022
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