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Invictus, Annaly, JP Morgan to print a billion dollars each next week
UK lender has placed €1.5bn of Dutch prime RMBS paper this year, doubling its annual issuance
Dutch mortgage provider launches its second public RMBS of the year
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Favourable housing market fundamentals in the US and a calmer ABS sector could drive an increase in new issue non-agency RMBS after a disappointing first half of the year, according to analysts at Deutsche Bank.
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Panellists on the ABS researchers roundtable at Global ABS in Barcelona on Wednesday cited challenges in CMBS and Dutch RMBS issuance, with many maintaining a neutral to bearish outlook on European ABS this year.
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The central bank of the Netherlands, De Nederlandsche Bank, is said to have pushed back against the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision over capital rules that will hit the nation’s banks particularly hard. -
Non-conforming residential mortgage investors could see the return of “super-senior tranches” in new deals, according to an executive at a mortgage issuer that is looking to employ the structure in a new non-conforming UK RMBS deal in the near future.
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Economic turmoil, political risk and problems in domestic RMBS have shuttered the Russian residential mortgage market to international investors in recent years. And though observers say the sector is too big to ignore, conditions in Russian RMBS must improve before the market can be revived.
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US mortgage giant Freddie Mac hit Global ABS in Barcelona this week in a push to introduce its brand to European investors.
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Caliber Home Loans is set to bring the first rated non-prime RMBS to market since the financial crisis, bundling $161.7m of home loans to offer to paper starved investors.
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JP Morgan is marketing its first prime jumbo transaction of 2016, looking to sell $412.7m dollars of bonds back by a pool of 581 residential mortgages.
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Strong demand helped two Dutch issuers bring €500m RMBS deals this week, with Obvion opting to boost the deal size of its market-first green RMBS after building a bumper order book dominated by dedicated green investors.
