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Bank of America has agreed to pay $375 million to settle claims by bond insurer Syncora that it suffered millions in losses in connection with mortgage-backed securities sold by the bank’s Country Financial unit.
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Initial price talk on Clydesdale Bank’s Lanark Master Issuer 2012-2 emerged Wednesday as the prime U.K. residential mortgage securitization reaches the final stages of the U.S. leg of its investor roadshow.
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Leads on Clydesdale Bank’s Lanark 2012-2 RMBS have released initial price thoughts and opened books, as the Scottish borrower begins a final day of US investor meetings.
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Ben Logan, managing director at Markit, will leave the data provider July 20.
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A new residential mortgage-backed trade in Europe is in the works and the issuer could be under pressure to get the trade out before the summer slowdown, according to London officials.
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As the UK's Clydesdale Bank begins its second day of meetings with US investors for its Lanark 2012-2 RMBS, bankers expect the deal to benefit from being potentially the last publicly sold RMBS in the market until September.
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Gleacher & Company Securities, the broker/dealer arm of investment bank Gleacher & Co., has continued its senior-level hiring push. -
JPMorgan, Barclays and Bank of America Merrill Lynch continue to dominate the top three bookrunning slots, respectively, in global asset-backed securities this year, according league tables provided to SI by Dealogic.
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The securitization market continued to gain speed in the second quarter of 2012, surpassing the first quarter as the strongest overall for the market since the financial crisis.
