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  • The UK subprime mortgage industry suffered its first casualty on Tuesday when Victoria Mortgage Funding, a small non-conforming lender, went into administration.
  • U.K. specialist mortgage lender Kensington is temporarily pulling out of the secured loan market because of pressures stemming from the U.S. subprime crisis.
  • ABN AMRO has priced the first deal in its Uropa Securities series, a £615 million ($1.26 billion) securitization of 4,800 U.K. non-conforming residential mortgages.
  • ABN Amro priced its debut securitisation of UK non-conforming mortgages this week, amid turmoil from Moody’s and S&P’s warnings on US subprime ABS and CDOs.
  • Tighter restrictions on subprime mortgage lending being proposed in the U.S. are unlikely to appear in the U.K., reports MortgageSolutions.com. “There are a number of differences between our market and that of the U.S., especially with regard to products on offer and the regulations in place,” said Alex Hammond, public relations manager of Kensington Mortgages. “We have a stricter framework for lenders to operate in.”
  • The sale of Kensington Mortgages to Investec for £283m marks the end game in the story of an amazing business.
  • Despite the continuing chaos in the US subprime mortgage market, some degree of order seemed to return to the UK non-conforming RMBS sector this week.
  • Over the last several years, a number of lenders have entered the specialized lender segment, focusing on subprime mortgages in the U.K.
  • Brewin Dolphin raised £190m for domestic energy efficiency company Eaga this week.
  • o you also feel that the subprime mortgage crisis is beginning to ebb? Just two months ago, you had only to mention subprime and people looked at you as if you had caught the plague.
  • The 12-year career of Kensington Group as the leading independent lender and securitiser in the UK subprime mortgage market neared its conclusion this week, when the London-listed company accepted a £283m bid from Investec Bank.
  • Specialist banking group Investec is moving further into the securitization market with the buyout of U.K.-based sub-prime mortgage lender Kensington, an offer which the lender’s board is unanimously recommending to its shareholders.