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Issuance of asset-backed securities fell slightly in the U.S. in the third quarter, but remains fairly strong in general, according to data provided for TSCI by Dealogic.
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The Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility lifted ABS issuance in the second quarter, more than doubling the number of deals that came to market from the previous period.
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Issuance in the first quarter of 2009 was more upbeat compared to the sluggish fourth quarter, largely due to the Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility.
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Issuance in the securitization markets was very much asleep this year despite a slew of government initiatives aimed at jump-starting interest in the market.
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Third quarter league tables feature the usual names – and some soon to be lost ones – along with some paltry numbers.
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The leading banks in the global league tables held onto their places better than firms did last quarter, as issuance volumes dropped in the U.S. but grew slightly in Europe.
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Top-ranked banks such as UBS and Merrill Lynch fell dramatically or disappeared completely from the first quarter’s global league tables top 10.
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Citi topped the list of global bookrunners in both asset-backed securities and collateralized debt obligations in 2007 league tables compiled by Dealogic for Total Securitization.