A new issuer in the UK public house market is a rare thing, but news that Globe Pub Company was to issue into the securitization market was particularly eagerly awaited. This is because the rumour mill had billed the deal as an opco propco – the European CMBS market’s structure du jour – and would mark a fundamental change in the way that value is extracted from pub assets. But it was not to be; when the deal emerged it was a good old-fashioned £257 million ($482 million) whole-business securitization – albeit one with some unusual structural twists.
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