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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
◆ EU regs plan sparks debate over treatment of secured borrowing ◆ Blistering corporate and FIG issuance but why are premiums rising in one market but not the other? ◆ UK Renters' Rights Act to impact UK buy-to-let RMBS market
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Asset manager Stone Tower Capital will be taking the remaining scraps from its structured investment vehicle, Axon Financial Funding, to public auction June 30 in its second attempt to liquidate the structure since its 2007 default.
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National regulators may reduce the extra capital requirement for the world’s largest banks from a proposed 3% to only 2% to 2.5%.
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Yorkshire Building Society has debuted it first securitization, a residential mortgage-backed securitization worth £750 million ($1.22 billion).
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Shellpoint Partners wants to originate residential loans on behalf of high-quality borrowers that don’t conform to agency guidelines, with an eye to launching at least one securitization this year, according to Bruce Williams, ceo.
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Wall Street is full to capacity and can’t take on much more subprime residential mortgage securitization risk, according to a senior analyst at a major investment bank, noting the poor results from Thursday’s Maiden Lane II auction.
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The U.K.-based Co-Operative Bank is planning a return to the primary issuance market with a U.K. prime residential mortgage-backed deal, Silk Road Finance Number Two.
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American International Group is said to be looking to purchase residential mortgage-backed securities from European banks in an effort to increase its investment performance, according to Deutsche Bank.
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The Australian residential mortgage-backed securities market, the world’s fourth largest, has improved to the point that it is significantly less dependent on the government to prop it up.
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ING Australia has priced the biggest residential mortgage-backed securities by a foreign bank since its A$900 million ($950 million) RMBS last October.