Post-deal insights: Flexi's green pricing advantage may hint at future outcomes
- Thursday, 28 April 2016
The arranger of the first Australian asset-backed securities (ABS) transaction to include a tranche of certified green notes says this tranche's relatively tight issue margin could be repeatable in future such deals. The deal's issuer, meanwhile, says it encountered ample demand for the green tranche and hopes to repeat the mixed-format securitisation structure in due course.
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