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Obvion pulled in €1.8bn with its latest offering from the Storm programme last Friday afternoon, with execution of the deal benefiting from the improved market sentiment following Mario Draghi’s dovish speech on Thursday. David Bell reports. -
The RMBS market may be nearing the final chapter of legal efforts to call large institutions to account for the financial crisis.
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The European ABS market is rolling on despite wider market volatility, with Obvion releasing what market participants have described as “attractive” price thoughts for its Storm 2016-1 Dutch RMBS deal.
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Following Virgin Money’s well subscribed, market-opening UK prime RMBS deal, Obvion is set to print a large Dutch RMBS deal, while Principality Building Society has mandated leads for a third UK RMBS deal from its Friary shelf.
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The first single-family rental (SFR) deal of the year could introduce the market to a new tenant focused approach to investing.
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Virgin Money's prime UK RMBS transaction Gosforth Funding 2016-1 is set to be priced on Friday, with the deal attracting strong demand across all three currencies on offer.
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Leads have released initial price thoughts for Virgin Money's prime UK RMBS transaction, Gosforth Funding 2016-1, with pricing suggesting dollar denominated UK RMBS has moved wider in comparison to euro and sterling tranches.
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Freddie Mac has announced FRESB 2016-SB11, a $98.97m securitization of small balance multifamily loans.
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Mortgage lenders and securitizers are still working their way through new residential mortgage disclosure regulation and are growing concerned over compliance issues relating to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's (CFPB) TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosure (TRID) rule.
