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Sentiment in the asset-backed securities secondary market has firmed up this week; in line with a positive tone across credit markets following two weeks of heavy selling.
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Three new European commercial mortgage-backed deals are said to be in the works, and could be completed within the first half of the year, according to London-based market officials.
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The Qualified Mortgage rule and mortgage servicing standards finalized by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau last month could end up being invalidated.
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A shortage of banks willing to provide liquidity facilities in new commercial mortgage-backed securities is hindering the return of the European market, CMBS specialists say, despite an abundance of investor interest flowing into the sector.
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Three new European commercial mortgage-backed deals are said to be in the works, and could be completed within the first half of the year, according to London-based market officials.
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A shortage of banks willing to provide liquidity facilities in new CMBS is hindering the return of the European market, CMBS specialists say, despite an abundance of investor interest flowing into the sector.
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Santa Ana, Calif.-based asset management firm Carrington Mortgage Holding plans to sell a non-performing residential mortgage-backed securities deal into the primary market, with pricing expected by the end of the week.
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The Department of Justice’s lawsuit against Standard & Poor’s has sent the other rating agencies into their shells, with officials declining to discuss how it might affect their business plans and whether they are concerned they could be next in the cross-hairs, according to sister publication Real Estate Finance Intelligence.
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Bendigo & Adelaide Bank priced its AUD850.4 million ($879.1 million) prime Australian residential mortgage-backed securities trade, TORRENS 2013-1, late on Thursday, with European investors taking down over a fifth of the bonds.