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  • Fitch Ratings says it has withdrawn ratings on 80 U.S. subprime residential mortgage-backed securities because of small loan counts.
  • Angelo, Gordon & Co. is rolling out a new fund to invest in legacy and new issue commercial mortgage-backed securities.
  • The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision is said to be considering a capital surcharge on banks deemed systemically important.
  • European collateralized loan obligations have little to cheer about Moody’s Investors Service’s announcement that changes in how it rates CLOs will result in upgrades and result in better perception of their creditworthiness.
  • Ireland face a review of its bank bailout plan following release of the results of the latest round of stress tests, according to Herman Van Rompuy, president of the European Council.
  • Moody’s Investors Service has downgraded the senior debt and deposit ratings of 30 of Spain’s top banks two weeks after lowering the country’s rating.
  • Investors in U.K. commercial mortgage-backed securities may file claims that the CMBS are in default, using a principle established by a British court earlier this month involving residential mortgage-backed securities issued by a unit of Lehman Brothers Holdings.
  • Issuers in Europe’s covered bond market are predicting more credit investors to dive into the sector this year, as well as strong, sustained interest from the U.S. buy-side, according to panelists at Information Management Network’s issuer strategy roundtable on covered bonds in London.
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    Northern Rock has been trying to play down the significance of its first public post-crisis securitisation, a £1.5bn prime RMBS. The bank was at pains to point out that it was only publically placing 2% of its balance sheet, in the form of an ‘A1’ tranche of 1.99 year average life notes.