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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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TSB Bank is in the market with its first UK prime RMBS offering, a securitization of legacy assets inherited from Lloyds Bank.
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Moody’s has assigned a provisional Aaa rating to €8.6bn of class ‘A’ notes to be issued by FCT Crédit Agricole Habitat 2015, a vehicle for home loans originated by 39 regional French banks belonging to Crédit Agricole.
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Bank of Scotland this week issued a £900m equivalent triple currency denominated deal in a successful return to the UK RMBS market for the issuer after a four year absence. The deal sent a positive message to the market that there is demand for UK RMBS assets, at the right price.
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Belfius Bank is preparing to launch the first Belgian RMBS deal since 2006. The launch is set to coincide with the National Bank of Belgium taking up a role as one of the asset managers executing Eurosystem purchases, a move which might help the deal.
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After a lack of new issuance last week, books have opened on Bank of Scotland’s first UK RMBS deal in four years, with initial price thoughts for the triple currency deal reflecting recent comparables. -
SumitG, a triple recourse programme sponsored and guaranteed by Goldman Sachs Group and Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank, will be backed at first entirely by senior tranches of European and Japanese RMBS. Over half of the collateral will be rated triple A, and none of the bonds are below A minus.
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Standard & Poor’s placed a raft of European RMBS deals on CreditWatch negative on Tuesday, after three UK and German banks failed to take remedial action following the implementation of rating actions in June this year.
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Bank of Scotland is planning to make its return to the public UK RMBS market after four years away, with a deal denominated in three currencies.
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Hedge fund TIG Advisors is looking to raise $75m from investors in a joint venture with Amherst Securities to acquire a portfolio of single family rental properties.
