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Hurdles Remain Despite Market Hope For RMBS Restart

Investors say they want to buy new issue residential mortgage-backed securities and banks are building up their RMBS desks to cater to that demand.

  • 03 Sep 2010

--Amelia Granger


Investors say they want to buy new issue residential mortgage-backed securities and banks are building up their RMBS desks to cater to that demand. But rating agency standards that call for high credit enhancement levels and a lack of new private label mortgages to securitize are still ...

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