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Shadow Banking & the recovery of the European economy Location: The Royal College of Surgeons of England, 35-43 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London WC2A 3PE Lending into the European economy is being newly characterised by marketplace lenders and challenger banks that have developed new models and... Read More
SCI's 2nd Annual Marketplace Lending Securitisation Seminar hosted by Kaye Scholer is picking up speed as we fill out our speaker line up with great figures from all sides of the marketplace lending spectrum. It is looking set to be a not-to-miss event - so act now to secure... Read More
Join SCI for the 2nd Annual Marketplace Lending Securitisation Seminar on June 28 in New York. After the success of the inaugural 2015 event this seminar will once more bring together the most relevant investors, issuers, arrangers and service firms in the industry to discuss... Read More
Banks are pursuing a variety of strategies to help reduce onerous charges on risk-weighted assets (RWAs) and other non-core securities. How are banks structuring these trades, what are the risk and rewards for investors, and who is best placed to help structure and place these... Read More
The industry’s original Marketplace Lending ABS seminar returns for the third year on 22 June in New York . This is the best opportunity you’ll get this year to meet with, and learn from the leaders in one of the fastest growing sectors in securitisation in... Read More
We have brought the event forward in the calendar to accommodate delegates' wishes to avoid the end of year rush, and have built in a number of additional networking breaks. As such we expect another sell-out event with Issuers and Investors once again taking centre... Read More
Issuance of capital relief trades referencing US corporate loans is likely to remain constrained, even though a small pick-up in volume has occurred since 2020 with transactions issued by JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs and HSBC USA. Such deals are expected to be driven less by capital... Read More
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