Excess Spread — Turn up the volume, do you like Mondays, are the markets too good?

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Excess Spread — Creative centres, new Frontiers

We’ve said it before, but we’ll say it again — Santander UK has an interesting way of managing its securitisation programmes.

Cloud 9fin — Distressed Diaries — Will the SUNs shine on Arxada A&E deal?

Sponsors Bain and Cinven are confident creditors will approve the A&E deal for Arxada, despite opposition from its senior unsecured bondholders. But is that confidence based on sunny optimism?

A Hollywood movie, a Beverly Hills mansion and a lender lawsuit — Inside the debt-fueled war for Archie Comics

Archie Andrews was headed to Hollywood. In August last year, Universal Studios struck a deal to bring Archie, the carrot-top protagonist of the 85-year-old comic book series by the same name that brought iconic characters Veronica, Betty, and Jughead to life, to the big screen.

Straddling two structures? Unpacking Europe’s data centre securitisations

Should data centre securitisations be structured as ABS, CMBS or somewhere in between? As the European market expands, sponsors and their advisers are exploring a range of structures to solve the unique issues involved in the asset class.

Trinseo excluded lenders wage war — sue over ‘loan-to-own’ LMEs and objecting to proposed DIP

Trinseo’s excluded OpCo term lenders have launched an offensive in the Chapter 11 case, commencing an adversary proceeding challenging the chemical group’s prepetition LMEs, marking the first time that double-dip or pari plus structures are being challenged in a Chapter 11 proceeding, and objecting to the proposed DIP financing.