- LIBOR
Concerned that some troublesome financial contracts won’t be able to switch to replacement benchmarks, the Financial Conduct Authority plans to publish a “synthetic” London interbank offered rate.
March 26 -
The receivables will flow from payments on UK monoline credit-card accounts for nonprime borrowers.
January 25 -
The majority of the collateral for Finsbury 2019-1 was originated over the past year, but it includes some loans from a 2016 deal that has been called; some of these older loans are delinquent.
March 6 -
Average mortgage rates plunged after the United Kingdom first voted to leave the European Union. With uncertainty now growing about how Brexit will actually happen, here's a look at the implications for the housing market and mortgage lending.
December 12 -
Stricter energy regulations for European residential and commercial buildings, effective in 2020, will likely depress cash flow and property values, though the impact will vary by country, according to Moody's Investors Service.
December 12 -
The 2018-1 series from Tesco's Delamare master trust will issue de-linked notes backed by £3.4B in receivables.
November 6 -
Turbo Finance 8 is a £375.5M static transaction that includes both hire purchase loan contracts and personal contract purchase, lease-like arrangements.
October 24 -
Brass No. 7 is Accord's ninth overall securitization of prime mortgages for owner-occupied homes and the second to feature a revolving period.
September 5 -
Collateralized loan obligations denominated in pounds sterling were once a tough sell; two recent deals from Barclays and PGIM indicate that this is changing.
September 4 -
The 1,210-loans backing Gemgarto 2018-1 all finance owner-occupied loans, and none rely on self-certified or "fast-track" loans, according to presale reports from Moody's Investors Service and DBRS.
July 15