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Funding Circle also placed the mezz notes for its SME loan transaction
Santander adds to euro pipeline with German consumer ABS
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Natixis CIB Americas is spying growth across its global structured credit and conduits platform while bank counterparts in Europe are struggling with exposure to the sovereign credit crisis, according to Yann Gindre, ceo.
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Europe’s asset-backed securities market has remained light on primary activity, with no new deals this week placed with investors.
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Edward Gainor, partner in Bingham McCutchen’s structured transactions group and pioneer in structured finance, has died from a heart attack.
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Alvin Sarabanchong will start Monday at Sandler O’Neill as managing director focused on helping the firm expand its whole loan trading capabilities.
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Losses related to litigation over private-label residential mortgage-backed securities and reps and warranties claims at some large U.S. banks will likely rise or remain elevated, according to Fitch Ratings.
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Aegon Levensverzekering, a Netherlands-based life insurance firm and asset manager, is gauging interest among U.S. investors for future issuance of residential mortgage-backed securities.
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Smaller U.K. lenders that had been eyeing residential mortgage-backed issues prior to the recent market volatility are still plotting to hit the market in the fall, according to market officials in London.
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Lloyds Banking Group has restructured two of its master trusts, Pendeford and Mound, adding investor put options at one month after expected maturity on all outstanding notes. The restructuring meets revised counterparty criteria for S&P and Fitch and allows Bank of Scotland (the Lloyds subsidiary that sponsors the trusts) to repurchase loans from the portfolios.
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The Securities Industries and Financial Markets Association is calling on lawmakers and regulators to come together on what defines a good mortgage.