Wilhelm Steinmark

Speaker

Head of Aviation, Europe

Deutsche Bank

Germany

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Main Stage

Structured for Success: Could E-Notes and New Structures Shape the Next Phase of Aviation ABS?

Greg Chianetta

Managing Director,

Kroll

Kevin MacLeod

Head of New York Capital Markets Group,

Vedder

Head of Aviation, Europe,

Deutsche Bank

Moderator

Robert Cassidy

Senior manager,

PAFS Ireland Ltd

If e-notes make a comeback, how could investors manage the downside of taking equity-style risk with limited control over underlying assets?

How is the emergence of the Master Trust structure making the ABS market more appealing to investors?

As more aircraft are being securitised and taken out of the trading pool, how is this reshaping asset availability?

Have factors such as geopolitical uncertainty and tariffs slowed ABS issuance, and do you see the pipeline picking up if conditions continue to stabilise?

Forums

Cian Coakley

Chief Revenue Officer,

Orix

John Kelly

VP - Structured Credit,

Marathon Asset Management

Mick Moroney

Partner,

Head of Aviation, Europe,

Deutsche Bank

Moderator

Niamh Tobin

Partner,

What makes an ABS attractive for the various parties; first time issuers versus repeat issuers, asset managers versus platform lessors
What Makes a Portfolio suitable for an ABS transaction; Portfolio Construction – WB/NB split, airline credit, aircraft LOIs
What are the options when structuring the deal? – asset versus SPV, capital stack etc, E-note structured to sell
What is involved in the rating process and what do banks need from the issuer?
How does the rating process work?