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UK lender has placed €1.5bn of Dutch prime RMBS paper this year, doubling its annual issuance
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Banco Santander Totta’s recent novel tender offer, in which it offered to buy back three classes of residential mortgage-backed notes in exchange for exposure to a covered bond, has been spurned by most bondholders.
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U.K. buy-to-let lender Paragon has mandated Lloyds Bank, Macquarie Bank and Morgan Stanley as joint lead managers on Paragon Mortgages 17, the firm’s first new issue of buy-to-let RMBS in a year.
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Paragon Group ended market speculation over its second post-crisis RMBS deal on Wednesday, announcing a three day roadshow for a new buy-to-let RMBS. Following the recent rally in RMBS spreads, the investor meetings will be particularly important to find the right price point for the deal.
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Banco Santander Totta got only a derisory take up for its RMBS to covered bond exchange — the first time a bank has offered such a swap. Meanwhile, analysts and lawyers dashed hopes for the tendering of low priced Spanish multi-Cédulas, saying that such exercises would be technically infeasible.
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A weekly roundup of securitization sectors with year-to-date totals in ABS, CMBS, RMBS and CLOs in the US and Europe. -
Bids-Wanted-In-Competition activity points to sustained demand for U.K. prime residential mortgage-backed names, as new issue markets remain quiet, according to traders in London.
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A proposed increase in Portuguese income tax rates could push up arrears and defaults in the country’s RMBS transactions, Fitch has warned.
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Former Sandler O’Neill & Partners managing director and head of mortgage strategy Scott Buchta has joined boutique investment banking firm Brean Murray, Carret & Co. as head of fixed income strategy.
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Obvion on Wednesday placed another €1.5bn of RMBS with investors through its Storm programme, bringing its total RMBS issuance this year to €6.3bn.
