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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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CarVal Investors were back in the UK non-conforming RMBS sector this week with Dukinfield Plc, a deal backed by a legacy portfolio of mortgages acquired from former lender Future Mortgages.
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Investors are back in their seats and clearly hungry for paper, as illustrated by the final book size on Obvion’s recent Storm Dutch prime RMBS, but spreads aren’t likely to shoot back to pre-summer levels as macroeconomic uncertainty abides.
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The European structured finance pipeline got off to an energetic post-summer start, with a UK auto ABS, a German auto ABS, two UK non-conforming RMBS, a UK prime RMBS and a Dutch prime RMBS all being prepared to hit the primary market. -
Dutch mortgage lender Obvion has braved the difficult conditions in the European securitization primary markets to launch a new deal.
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UK short-term lender Amicus, formerly Capital Bridging, has pre-placed £95m of a £100m MBS deal backed by short-term loans — the first MBS of its kind.
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Prepayments on mortgages underlying Dutch RMBS deals have surged in 2015, and look like they’ll continue to do so, according to Rabobank.
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BlackRock Solutions is now the sole vendor for the National Association of Insurance Commissioners’s RMBS and CMBS financial modeling for the next three years.
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Standard & Poor’s put 77 tranches from 33 European securitizations on watch for potential downgrades, after several bank counterparties’ ratings were downgraded in July due to new bank resolution frameworks.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch was close to pricing Shellpoint Partner’s new US jumbo RMBS issuance earlier this week, according to a source close to the transaction.
