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  • ABS
    The senior class of P2P Global Investments’ MOCA 2017-1 UK marketplace loan ABS transaction was priced at the wide end of guidance, though the final spreads further down the capital stack pointed to a strong execution for the deal.
  • Trading in non-agency US RMBS was busy last week, with sellers outweighing buyers as the market grapples with the fallout from trustee Wells Fargo’s decision to hold on to investor cash in a handful of crisis-era deals last month.
  • Northview Group is looking to sell its second RMBS deal of the month, coming to market soon after its non-conforming RMS 30 offering was sold last week.
  • ABS
    European ABS spreads are grinding ever tighter across asset classes as issuers ride a wave of demand into the summer.
  • FIG
    No banks had issued new senior or subordinated deals in euros or dollars by mid-week, as market participants blamed a heavy take-up in the final round of the European Central Bank’s Targeted Longer-Term Refinancing Operations (TLTRO II).
  • A new UK non-conforming RMBS transaction from the Northview Group, backed by seasoned assets including second charge mortgages, has emerged as specialist lenders continue to dominate the primary market.
  • A shortage of supply is driving strong demand for UK RMBS transactions, with deals backed by well seasoned mortgages as well as newly originated assets both attracting heavy levels of interest this week.
  • Kensington Mortgage Company mandated leads for its first RMBS deal of the year on Friday, with the new Finsbury Square transaction including a mortgage prefunding reserve for the first time.
  • The UK government has empowered the Bank of England’s Financial Policy Committee (FPC) to place new limits on buy-to-let mortgage lending. This could boost credit quality, though market players fear the measures may stifle new origination.
  • Leak was fortunate enough to join the illustrious Citi MTN team for a smashing lunch at Boisdale this week.
  • After a quiet summer and with reduced UK RMBS supply expected, investors took advantage of a small spread concession to pile into Cerberus’s latest UK RMBS deal, Towd Point Mortgage Funding-Auburn 10, on Tuesday.
  • FIG
    Risk appetite has yet to return following last week’s intense fears around Deutsche Bank, but a number of positive developments suggested the FIG market can welcome the return of vanilla senior issuance before October blackout periods end.