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Two private equity firms that took a punt on the recovery of the Spanish housing market after the financial crisis closed successful trades in the mortgage-backed securities and IPO markets this week. The moves saw them capitalising on investor confidence in the improving macroeconomic picture and outlook for the residential housing market in the country. David Bell reports. -
RMBS investors are keeping a close watch on the credit profile of credit risk transfer (CRT) deals, as home affordability loans start to make their way into deals issued by the government sponsored enterprises (GSEs).
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Investors are eager for Spanish mortgage exposure, with two RMBS deals due to be priced this week.
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A new UK non-conforming RMBS transaction from the Northview Group, backed by seasoned assets including second charge mortgages, has emerged as specialist lenders continue to dominate the primary market.
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An Irish reperforming mortgage deal was sold by a Lone Star fund on Thursday, while Spanish issuer UCI mandated leads for a new prime RMBS deal as ABS investors continue to show demand for legacy and peripheral credit.
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Technical reforms of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, such as expanding agency credit risk transfer, could replace broader Congressional attempts to overhaul the government sponsored enterprises (GSEs), according to housing policy experts speaking at Moody's US Housing & Housing Finance Conference on Tuesday.
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RMBS market observers are updating their prime jumbo issuance predictions for 2017 on the expectation that more banks are looking to wade into the sector.
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Blackstone mandated banks last Friday to arrange a €400m securitization backed by re-performing Spanish mortgages that the private equity firm bought from CatalunyaCaixa in April 2015.
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Rating agency DBRS outlined the sliding volumes of capital markets funding in the UK mortgage market on Thursday, estimating that Bank of England lending schemes have drawn over 30% of mortgage collateral away from public markets since the financial crisis.
