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Non-qualified mortgage securitizer is bringing third deal of year for $424m
BINOM shelf used for latest deal
Vida Bank is also building up its funding team
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A former senior vice president at government mortgage agency Fannie Mae has joined Flagstar Bank to lead its mortgage business. -
Italy’s Banca Carige has said that it has identified the investors that it will pitch to for its sale of €1.2bn of non-performing loans held on its balance sheet.
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Moody's changed its outlook for collateral backing a range of UK ABS sectors to negative on Monday, citing weakening economic data and rising consumer debt as likely to impact securitization performance.
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European securitization issuance in the second quarter topped €71bn, an increase of 91% from the first quarter according to the Association for Financial Markets in Europe (AFME).
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The European Commission is consulting until October on ways to deal with Europe’s non-performing loan problem, and has outlined plans for a new contractual instrument, called the ‘accelerated loan security’, to protect secured creditors from default — without enforcing security through the courts.
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Government sponsored enterprise Freddie Mac said it expected multifamily loan originations to hit new highs in 2017, as CMBS market sources eye a bigger portion of the multifamily pie going to agency lenders instead of conduit deals.
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A BlackRock UK mortgage securitization vehicle, London Wall Capital Investments, mandated leads for its second RMBS deal on Tuesday, as several asset managers shift away from traditional buy-side roles and into securitization-funded direct mortgage lending.
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Joint lead bookrunners HSBC and ABN Amro released price guidance on Tuesday for a rare Dutch MBS offering backed by buy-to-let and owner occupied residential mortgages, as well as loans on mixed use commercial properties.
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Trading in non-agency US RMBS was busy last week, with sellers outweighing buyers as the market grapples with the fallout from trustee Wells Fargo’s decision to hold on to investor cash in a handful of crisis-era deals last month.
