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Lewis Ranieri, chairman and president of Ranieri Partners and known by many in the industry as the “father of the securitization market,” wants Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Hot Wheels for Christmas. Or at least the equivalent, in terms of the mortgage markets.
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U.K. prime residential mortgage-backed securities continue to attract strong bids in secondary markets, with shorter-dated paper from the Permanent and Lanark shelves trading well on Tuesday afternoon as another diverse commercial mortgage-backed securities bid list hit screens.
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A report from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners is warning investors that unless the economic recovery picks up significantly, the rally in the commercial mortgage-backed securities sector will become unsustainable.
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Rep. David Schweikert (R-Ariz.) in his keynote remarks at IMN’s ABS East conference Monday laid out a plateful of issues confronting the winner of next month’s presidential election, a serving that offers more questions than answers.
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The resurgence of the commercial mortgage-backed market compared to recent years’ lackluster issuance numbers led ABS East panelists discussing commercial real estate finance trends to ponder other forms of CRE finance, namely commercial real estate collateralized debt obligations and non-performing loan securitizations.
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Tom Deutsch, executive director of the American Securitization Forum, took aim at eminent domain and its implications for the private label residential mortgage-backed securities market during a panel discussion at ABS East Monday.
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Misfortune followed by calamity. That’s a heck of a way to start the day, but that is how moderator Jason Kravitt, partner at Mayer Brown, opened this morning’s regulatory panel at the ABS East Conference in Miami.
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The credit crisis has left many companies with stakeholders and regulators demanding granular information about less liquid and infrequently traded assets and liabilities that are often complex and difficult to value. -
The Bank of England’s Funding for Lending Scheme—which has been forecast to squeeze U.K prime RMBS issuance volumes from next year—is expected to be a hot topic of conversation between U.K. bank issuers and U.S. investors at the ABS East conference in Miami next week.
