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Lead managers Barclays and Natixis will add a euro-denominated tranche to Bluestep AB’s Swedish non-conforming residential mortgage securitization following initial investor meetings on the novel transaction. -
Westpac is in the market with a AUD750 million ($704.26 million) securitization of Australian residential mortgages, its second RMBS this year.
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Barclays, Deutsche Bank and the Royal Bank of Scotland are joint lead managers on Brass No 3, a new issue of UK prime residential mortgage-backed securities from Yorkshire Building Society.
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Barclays, Deutsche Bank and the Royal Bank of Scotland are joint lead managers on Brass No. 3, a new issue of U.K. prime residential mortgage-backed securities from Yorkshire Building Society.
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SNS Bank plans to buy back the remaining notes in its Holland Mortgage Backed Series (Hermes) VIII Dutch residential mortgage securitization on the first optional redemption date later this year.
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Lead managers Barclays and Natixis have begun meeting prospective investors in Stockholm-based lender Bluestep AB’s non-conforming Swedish krona-denominated residential mortgage-backed deal.
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A Dutch Mortgage Institute (NHI) that will issue a new type of government-guaranteed bond moved a step closer to fruition this week, after a high-level committee advising the Dutch government endorsed it as a way of reducing costs for mortgage borrowers and reducing banks’ reliance on wholesale funding.
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A Dutch Mortgage Institute (NHI) that will issue a new type of government-guaranteed bond moved a step closer to fruition this week, after a high-level committee advising the Dutch government endorsed it as a way of reducing costs for mortgage borrowers and reducing banks’ reliance on wholesale funding. Details still need to be finalised, but already Fitch Ratings has questioned whether banks will really benefit.
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Lead managers Barclays and Natixis have begun meeting prospective investors in Stockholm-based lender Bluestep AB’s non-conforming Swedish krona-denominated residential mortgage-backed deal.
