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Aircraft ABS goes supersonic

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Aircraft ABS goes supersonic

Guelda Voien and Harrison Connery11 Sept 2026 | APAC, Europe, US | 5 minute read

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Brightspeed lenders face structural priming as ABS looms

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Brightspeed lenders face structural priming as ABS looms

Brightspeed and its sponsor Apollo are considering an ABS transaction that would subordinate the internet provider’s existing lenders without paying down term loan debt, according to 9fin sources.

Petra-linked factoring firms enter administration with no recovery seen on £45m+

Regency Factors and Regency Trade Finance have been placed into administration, shining a light on the complex collapse of trade receivables platform Petra Management, which funded itself through large asset-backed bond issues placed to institutional clients such as Insight Investment, Nuveen, and Pimco, but started to fall apart in 2024.

Ayvens markets Europe’s first green-labelled and fully electric auto ABS

Ayvens, the vehicle leasing subsidiary of Société Générale, is marketing the first public European auto ABS to bear an official green label — a deal backed exclusively by electric vehicle leases in Belgium.

Insolvent Bathla’s A$3.4bn debt highlights Aussie property woes

On Friday (4 September), the administrators of Bathla Group, one of Sydney’s largest, and now insolvent, homebuilders told the firm’s creditors its A$3.4bn ($2.45bn) debt stack may still grow. The builder owes most of that cash to private credit lenders, though claimants may number as many as 3,000.

Lloyds opts for Dutch RMBS over cheaper covered bond funding

With its second Dutch RMBS of the year, Lloyds Bank has brought the total it has raised in 2026 through securitisations of Dutch mortgages to €1.5bn, leaving very little, if any, to be drummed up in the covered bond market.

Inside Nomura’s declarative return to CRE lending after almost 30 years

Nomura’s history as a provider of securitized commercial real estate debt is so long that some bankers working there now weren’t even born when the financial crisis that first upended that business hit.

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Aircraft ABS goes supersonic

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