EMEA Golden Tree Asset Management has opened an office in Sydney, hiring Russell Taylor as md to l...

DealVector coo and co-founder Dave Jefferds suggests that synthetic CDOs may fulfil their potential ...

Now that synthetic CDOs are back in vogue (SCI 15 August), will history repeat itself, or only rhyme...

A look at the major activity in structured finance over the past seven days.

Pipeline There were several additions to the pipeline last week, with ABS accounting for most of th...

EMEA Tiger Risk UK has hired Michael Wade as a non-executive chair of TigerRisk Capital Markets an...

Erste Group Bank has successfully sold a Ukrainian portfolio, consisting of €240m of corpo...

Cypriot banks are increasingly using debt-to-equity and debt-to-asset swaps to reduce their non-perf...

A look at the major activity in structured finance over the past seven days.

Pipeline There were relatively few pipeline additions ahead of the Labor Day weekend. The final cou...

EMEA Credit Suisse has hired Constantin Hulst as a CLO structurer to its European CLO origination...

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EMEA Fitch has appointed Marjan van der Weijden as global group head of structured finance and cov...

Despite the UK FCA's recent announcement that it plans to phase Libor out by 2021 (SCI 31 July), the...

DebtX is set to facilitate the largest Ukrainian NPL portfolio sale next month, signalling a growing...

Online platform Debitos welcomes the European Commission's public consultation on the development of...

A look at the major activity in structured finance over the past seven days

Pipeline Only a handful of transactions remained in the pipeline at the end of last week. The major...

North America Redwood Trust has appointed Dashiell Robinson to the newly formed position of evp, o...

A look at the major activity in structured finance over the past seven days.

Pipeline Additions to the pipeline last week were balanced between ABS and CMBS. There were five of...