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FirstKey has mandated two leads for its first RMBS issuance, a $286m deal backed by jumbo mortgages, as the non-agency RMBS market limps towards recovery.
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Wells Fargo will have to decide whether to retain the $39bn in mortgage servicing rights (MSRs) it had planned to sell to Ocwen Financial or find a new buyer, following the announcement last Friday that the parties had cancelled the transaction. -
B2R Finance hired Jason Hogg as its first CEO on Monday. His appointment comes amid anticipation for a multi-borrower single-family securitization from B2R.
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Delta Lloyd is taking the swapless RMBS concept public after mandating banks to broadly syndicate its second Arena NHG prime Dutch RMBS of the year, which will again feature an interest rate cap provided by ABN Amro instead of a traditional swap.
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Precise Mortgages managed to fully cover its latest UK RMBS this week. But the trade had to combat the same investor apathy that has afflicted a string of sterling trades of late, just as Permanent TSB is lining up a return to UK RMBS through CHL Mortgages.
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Precise Mortgages managed to fully cover its latest UK RMBS by pricing on Wednesday afternoon, but the trade had to combat the same investor apathy that has afflicted other recent sterling trades.
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Permanent TSB’s UK arm is set to securitize a portfolio of UK buy-to-let mortgages originated before it halted lending during the financial crisis, as the Irish lender continues to manage capital after failing the European Central Bank’s stress test last month.
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Delta Lloyd is taking the swapless RMBS concept public after mandating banks to broadly syndicate its second Arena NHG prime Dutch RMBS of the year, which will again feature an interest rate cap provided by ABN Amro instead of a traditional swap.
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Market participants cited the finalization of regulatory rulemaking initiatives as a relief for private label RMBS issuers and investors on Wednesday during a conference in New York, but potential liabilities related to reps and warranties and mortgage servicing remain murky.
