The Greek bank Attica has announced on late december that, following a resolution of the Board of Directors meeting of 30th November 2020, proceeded to the securitization and transfer of two portfolios of non-performing loans, totalling €712 million.

The bank transferred a portfolio of non-performing corporate loans/credits of a total amount of approx. €340.8 million to a special purpose vehicle (SPV) under the name “Astir NPL Finance 2020-1 Designated Activity Company» based in Ireland. Furthermore, the SPV issued and transferred to the Bank a Class A bond of nominal value of €159,000,000 (Senior Note), a Class B bond of nominal value €1,806,000 million (Mezzanine Note) and a Class C bond (Junior Note) of nominal value of €180,000,000. The bonds derive from the securitization of the above loan portfolio.

Attica also transferred a portfolio of non-performing retail loans/credits of a total amount of approx. €371.2 million to a special purpose vehicle (SPV) under the name “Astir NPL Finance 2020-2 Designated Activity Company» based in Ireland. Furthermore, the SPV issued and transferred to the Bank a Class A bond of nominal value of €190,000,000 (Senior Note), a Class B bond of nominal value €104,921,000 million (Mezzanine Note) and a Class C bond (Junior Note) of nominal value of €76,372,000. The bonds derive from the securitization of the above loan portfolio.

Original Story/source: Aticca Bank
Photo: Attica Bank Linked In
Edition/Summary/Adaptation: Prime Yield