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A specialist lender for self-employed Australians has successfully priced its $300 million specialist RMBS transaction, after upsizing it from $250 million off the back of strong investor interest.
RedZed Lending Solutions Pty Limited, which acquired the business banking business from ME Bank in December 2016, priced its fourth RMBS issue on 30 March, with 12 investors participating in the transaction.
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According to RedZed managing director Evan Dwyer, 95 per cent of the transaction comprises "real money accounts" and 15 per cent from offshore.
“This funding helps us continue to achieve our vision of being the lender of choice for self-employed customers in Australia, he said.
“We have extended our existing relationships and are delighted to build new relationships with investors across the capital structure.”
The arranger and joint lead manager, Ernest Biasi, who is executive director, debt markets securitisation at Commonwealth Bank of Australia, commented: “The transaction was successfully upsized with price tightening in the senior notes demonstrating ongoing investor support for RedZed and the specialist lending sector.”
Jonathan Mintz, joint lead manager on the transaction and associate director, securitisation originations at Capital Financing at NAB, added: “This transaction had strong support from RedZed’s existing investor base, and it was also very pleasing to see a number of new investors participate.
"Overall there were seven new investors involved in this deal, which is a great outcome for RedZed as they continue to broaden their capital markets investor base.”
The transaction is due to settle on 6 April 2017.
