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RMBS Fund In The Works

Greenwich, Conn.-based mortgage broker-dealer William J. Mayer Securities is prepping a fund to invest in residential mortgage-backed securities as the market for new securitizations has dried up.

  • 12 Jan 2009

-- Olivia Thetgyi

Greenwich, Conn.-based mortgage broker-dealer William J. Mayer Securities is prepping a fund to invest in residential mortgage-backed securities as the market for new securitizations has dried up. The fund is looking to start up in the next month, according to Uresh Sheth, RMBS structurer at the ...

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