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  • The European RMBS market is waking up, with Kensington Mortgages announcing the capital stack of its new prime UK RMBS transaction, just as newcomer Dilosk issued initial price thoughts for its debut Irish RMBS.
  • Non-bank Irish mortgage lender Dilosk, which last year bought a portfolio of mortgages from the Bank of Ireland, has announced the capital stack and initial price thoughts of its €205.8m debut Irish RMBS deal.
  • The New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) is gathering support for new legislation to speed up sales of foreclosed homes in New York, superintendent Ben Lawsky said on Tuesday.
  • The ABS market in Europe is once again defying broader market turmoil as two issuers close in on tight pricing for their deals.
  • Deutsche Bank is marketing a new type of single-family rental securitization for real estate investment trust Progress Residential.
  • Fannie Mae is selling $1.45bn of credit risk tied to a reference pool of mortgages as part of the agency’s credit risk transfer program.
  • Virgin Money announced a mandate for a new UK RMBS, Gosforth Funding 2015-1, on Monday, adding to a heavy pipeline also featuring UK near-prime RMBS, an Irish RMBS, German auto ABS, and a UK secured note.
  • PennyMac Mortgage Investment Trust is close to supplying enough mortgages to Fannie Mae to back the mortgage aggregator’s first agency credit risk transfer securitization.
  • New draft legislation in the US Senate would protect mortgage lenders from lawsuits related to how they underwrite loans, but it does not do much for securitization.