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  • Perhaps inspired by the new Mad Max film, the MTN world’s Road Warrior has been keeping the mean streets of London safe.
  • The European RMBS market woke up with a vengeance this week, with an announcement last Friday (May 15) that Kensington Mortgages was planning to launch the first UK near-prime RMBS from the Gemgarto shelf since the company was acquired from Investec.
  • Virgin Money announced a mandate for a new UK RMBS, Gosforth Funding 2015-1, on Monday, part of a €2.5bn surge of RMBS supply.
  • The European RMBS market is waking up, with Kensington Mortgages announcing the capital stack of its new prime UK RMBS transaction, just as newcomer Dilosk issued initial price thoughts for its debut Irish RMBS.
  • The European ABS pipeline suddenly burst with new deals this week.
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    This newspaper published an April Fool’s story last week about Greece issuing a perpetual zero coupon bond. After an incredible week in sovereign bond markets, is it that fanciful an idea? It’s time to gentrify Greek debt.
  • A US-based distressed debt hedge fund is thought to be the sponsor of the new Alba UK non-conforming RMBS being marketed by Credit Suisse.
  • A US-based distressed debt hedge fund is thought to be the sponsor of the new Alba UK non-conforming RMBS.
  • Credit Suisse is marketing a new UK non-conforming deal from the Alba shelf, which is set to refinance the portfolio from Alba 2013-1 at a tighter level.
  • The UK government wants to leverage surging demand for exposure to the country to offload some £13bn of mortgages it acquired from Northern Rock after the collapse of Lehman Brothers, writes Tom Porter.
  • Australia-based Bluestone Group has begun marketing its debut buy-to-let UK RMBS, as demand for deals out of reach of the European Central Bank supports more esoteric products.
  • Australia based Bluestone Group has begun marketing its debut UK RMBS, as demand for deals non-eligible for European Central Bank purchase supports the non-prime market.