FIIN and IMN will be co-hosting a series of weekly webinars in November in the lead up to our main event, the ABS East Virtual Conference on December 1-2. These webinars will cover timely topics facing the securitization industry, and will set the stage for more in-depth discussion this December during the virtual conference. As a service to our ABS community, registration to the Fall Warm Up series is complimentary. Sign up for all three webinars here, or register individually below:

November 10, 4PM EST: Private and Commercial ABS Task Force Webinar: Whole Business Securitization - Click to register
November 17, 4PM EST: CLO Task Force Webinar: The CLO Market Shows Its Agility - Click to register
November 24, 4PM EST: RMBS and Consumer ABS Task Force Webinar: Will RMBS and Consumer ABS emerge from the pandemic intact? - Click to register
 

November 10 | 4:00PM Eastern Time
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• What is a WBS--how does it differ from a corporate loan investment?
• What is the typical capital structure of a WBS, and how does the structure of protections work?
• Some WBS issuers have elected to waive management fees under duress, delaying the impact of risk-mitigating triggers built into the deal. What is the market impact?
• Going forward, what if any structural enhancements could make WBS transactions more robust from a risk and capital perspective?

November 17 | 4:00PM Eastern Time
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• SOFR Transition
  • What must change – what will an orderly transition by 12/21 cost the industry
  • Fallback provisions that work best for CLOs today
  • Managing legacy CLO books with no replacement language
• Restructured Loan Capital Injections
  • Takeaways: How much stress did Covid-19 at to loan books? How was the loan market responded?
  • Best Practices: How to maximize CLO recovery outcomes
  • Striking a balance: language provisions being proposed to balance debt and equity – can both sides adapt?
• CLO 3.0
  • Has the pandemic’s economic impact reshaped views on CLOs as an asset class?
  • Panelists views on the shape of CLO opportunity and risk going into 2021

November 24 | 4:00PM Eastern Time
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• The Cares Act was intended to soften economic impact of Covid-19, but what has been the economic impact of forbearance on RMBS and Consumer ABS?
• The forbearance period is ending, or, has ended for many borrowers—what can we learn from the data now?
• The rapid growth of our market coincided with the rise of consumer finance in the 1980s. Is this era coming to an end – or, will consumer ABS ad RMBS adapt to a new normal?