International SF Weekly: Data Addendum: June-end rush

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International SF Weekly: Data Addendum: June-end rush

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International SF Weekly

Data Addendum: June-end rush

The lists of transactions priced last week and transactions in the pipeline this week read 29 June 2026

like a Who’s Who on the European and Australian securitization markets: Structured Finance

EMEA, APAC, LatAm

Primary market: counting beyond a dozen ABS CMBS RMBS CLO

In the European primary market, a FRA RMBS was upsized and priced, as well as UK BTL

RMBS and a credit card ABS. The weekly deal count was ‘rounded up’ by 7 BSL new AlexanderInt'l Str. Fin.Batchvarov,Strategist CFA

issue CLOs, 1 MM new issue CLO, 3 resets and 1 refi CLO. The number of debut BofA Europe (Zurich)

managers in EUR CLOs keeps climbing: Golub became the 4th debut manager of the year +41alexander.batchvarov@bofa.com44 297 7469

with an MM deal, first 3 entrants were in BSLs. Two NC and a prime RMBS priced in Altynay Davletova, CFA

Australia. Int'l MBS/ ABS Strategist

MLI (UK)

+44 20 7995 3968

The pipeline is rather diverse in Europe: a couple of UK equity release securitisations and altynay.davletova@bofa.com

an ESP consumer ABS are being prepared along with two new Auto ABS, and an UK Mark Nichol

logistics CMBS. The Australian new issue pipeline is equally representative of the Int'l CMBS/ABS Strategist

market: one NC RMBS and one auto ABS, but unlike Europe the IOIs suggest some +44 20 7996 0965

spread softening on the primary. mark.nichol@bofa.com

Dustin Walpert, CFA

Secondary market: unusually high ABS/MBS BWIC volume EuropeanMLI (UK) CLO Strategist

Secondary market trading volumes, as measured by BWICS, were very high, driven by an +44 20 7996 0982 dustin.walpert@bofa.com

abnormal volume of EU prime RMBS and auto ABS (second busiest week ytd). Similarly,