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  • Lead managers Barclays and Natixis will add a euro-denominated tranche to Bluestep AB’s Swedish non-conforming residential mortgage securitization following initial investor meetings on the novel transaction.
  • Westpac is in the market with a AUD750 million ($704.26 million) securitization of Australian residential mortgages, its second RMBS this year.
  • JPMorgan has priced the first single-borrower commercial mortgage-backed securities deal in more than a month, selling a $425 million offering backed by a portfolio of high-end hotel properties in Boca Raton, Fla., owned by Blackstone Group.
  • Barclays, Deutsche Bank and the Royal Bank of Scotland are joint lead managers on Brass No. 3, a new issue of U.K. prime residential mortgage-backed securities from Yorkshire Building Society.
  • SNS Bank plans to buy back the remaining notes in its Holland Mortgage Backed Series (Hermes) VIII Dutch residential mortgage securitization on the first optional redemption date later this year.
  • A Dutch Mortgage Institute (NHI) that will issue a new type of government-guaranteed bond moved a step closer to fruition this week, after a high-level committee advising the Dutch government endorsed it as a way of reducing costs for mortgage borrowers and reducing banks’ reliance on wholesale funding.
  • Wells Fargo and Royal Bank of Scotland have priced the first post-Labor Day conduit commercial mortgage-backed securities deal, getting to the front of what is set to be a busy new issuance schedule through the end of the year.
  • Lead managers Barclays and Natixis have begun meeting with prospective investors in Stockholm-based lender Bluestep AB’s non-conforming Swedish krona-denominated residential mortgage-backed deal.
  • Lead managers on Paragon Group’s U.K. buy-to-let residential mortgage securitization Paragon 18, which carries a novel “turbo” feature designed to calm investor concerns over non-calls on the bonds, are expected to price the deal imminently.