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The US business model for servicing delinquent loans is fundamentally flawed and incentivises a system of cutting corners at the expense of borrowers and investors.
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Ocwen Financial had success with recent sales of agency mortgage servicing rights, but its non-agency MSR book is thought to be the real source of risks for RMBS investors. -
Capital market illiquidity is becoming an ever more important issue for European ABS issuers, with an inverted Dutch RMBS curve pushing Obvion to abandon the typical two and five year structure for its latest Storm deal.
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The very visible hand of the European Central Bank managed to guide the first Portuguese RMBS since the financial crisis to market this week, writes Tom Porter.
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Paragon is preparing to add to a recent surge of higher yielding UK RMBS in the primary market with its 22nd buy-to-let transaction, which could feature a euro denominated tranche.
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Capital market illiquidity is becoming an ever more important issue for European ABS issuers, with an inverted Dutch RMBS curve pushing Obvion to abandon the typical two and five year structure for its latest Storm deal.
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Paragon is preparing to add to a recent surge of higher yielding RMBS in the primary market with its 22nd buy-to-let transaction, which could feature a euro denominated tranche.
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Two RMBS sponsors have agreed to buy $392m in non-performing loans from Freddie Mac, the government sponsored enterprise announced on Tuesday.
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Ocwen Financial announced on Monday that it had made some progress in offloading mortgage servicing rights, but market participants remain concerned over a lack of liquidity for MSRs.
