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A £44m block of Eurosail 2007 6NC A2A is up for sale on Thursday afternoon, following a restructuring process that could have made the holders as much as 40 points. -
Citi has circulated initial price thoughts on its Thrones 2014 No. 1 RMBS, the second deal it has managed to fund a Mars Capital portfolio. The senior tranche is being shown at 105bp-110b, in line with the 105bp indicated for Thrones 2013-1, and broadly in line with BAML’s Moorgate Funding 2014-1, priced in early May.
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Blackstone Group’s rental home unit Invitation Homes may be opening up its latest securitization to the European market, two months after paying US investors more than anticipated for every tranche of its last deal.
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Deutsche Bank and private equity firms AnaCap Financial Partners and HIG Capital have completed the acquisition of a €495m portfolio of non-performing loans backed by property and land in Romania from Volksbank Romania.
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Unión de Créditos Inmobiliarios was able to repurchase almost half of the bonds it invited investors to tender last week, with bondholders responding to some healthy premiums to secondary market prices in what was the first Spanish RMBS tender of the year.
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Blackstone Group’s Invitation Homes has added a new deal to the securitization pipeline, as Silver Bay Realty Trust Corp markets its first single family rental deal this week. American Residential Properties Inc, another potential debut issuer, may also soon have a deal in hand — if it can overcome a snag with Moody’s Investors Service.
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Credit Suisse on Tuesday won two separate bids for a combined $4.4bn pool of legacy residential mortgage backed securities sold by BlackRock. The sale comes one week after BlackRock sold a record-breaking $3.7bn pool of subprime mortgage backed securities, also to Credit Suisse.
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Mars Capital is looking to price its second capital markets exit of a purchased mortgage portfolio next week after mandating Citi to sell Thrones 2014-1, a UK non-conforming RMBS transaction backed by loans originated at the peak of the country’s housing market in 2007 and 2008.
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Mars Capital is looking to price its second capital markets exit of a purchased mortgage portfolio next week after mandating Citi to sell Thrones 2014-1, a UK non-conforming RMBS transaction backed by loans originated at the peak of the country’s housing market in 2007 and 2008.
