Europe

BNP Paribas Personal Finance, a subsidiary BNP Paribas, plans to resume securitizing personal consumer loans via its Noria platform.

Is it time for asset-backed deals to go back to Treasurys as their pricing benchmark? This is a question that researchers at J.P. Morgan are posing to the market.

BMW Bank plans to issue a new €800 million ($858 million) securitization of German auto leases, according to Standard & Poor's.

AMAG Leasing, the leasing arm of Swiss auto distributor and Volkswagen importer AMAG, plans to make a market debut with a CHF400 million ($396 million) portfolio of Volkswagen leases, some of which are impacted by the recent emissions cheating allegations.

Kensington Mortgage plans to pool another £281.1 million ($424 million) of its U.K. prime RMBS loans under its Gemgarto master trust.

After declining in each of the three previous months, issuance of U.S. collateralized loan obligations picked up in October to $8 billion, its highest level since June, according to Thomson Reuters LPC.

Several private-equity-backed lenders are making loans to small landlords, who represent the biggest chunk of the home-rental market and get less help from Fannie and Freddie than they once did.

Santander Consumer Bank plans to issue bonds backed by Norwegian auto loans receivables under its Bilkreditt trust.

Paragon mortgage plans to issue £100 million worth of bonds backed by U.K. buy-to-let mortgages, according to Moody's Investors Service.

TSB Bank, which is owned by Banco Sabadell, plans to offer a mix of euro and sterling denominated bonds under its newly minted U.K. master trust called Duncan Funding.