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In this issue
In this issue
- Japanese investors talk market outlook and Australian dollar demand
- Record Australian issuance in 2023 carries over into new year deal flow
- LGFA loses Australian repo eligibility but vows to maintain issuance
- Assured Guaranty's renewed Australasia focus
- A step closer to mandatory climate risk reporting in Australia
- Nonbank CEOs weigh up the sector at a challenging juncture
- PSP promises more Kangaroo activity after debut deal
- Telstra's domestic blockbuster and wider corporate demand
A flurry of securitisation deals from regional and non-bank issuers in the first half of July illustrate the continued revival of the asset class as a funding tool for smaller borrowers, issuers and intermediaries say. Securitised issuance is showing signs of increased breadth and depth, with issuers and intermediaries pointing to new foreign currency options as well as signs of life in non-conforming and subordinated tranches.