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Alternative Australian lender, Liberty Financial, issued its first prime RMBS of 2022 in Monday, in a deal worth A$1.1bn ($792m). It is the third transaction from the Liberty Prime series after two deals came to market in 2021.
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Market in February and March likely to be volatile, but second half of the year should be more stable, predict participants
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Barley Hill 2 nears pricing and Liberty Finance has mandated for a prime Australian RMBS
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Deals to come in waves and issuers will have to choose their timing carefully
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“Hawkish pivot” worries issuers as market remains on pause
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SEC to spearhead sustainability disclosure through new rule
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UK RMBS issued while Tommi 2 nears completion
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Inaugural issuer Varilease Finance and repeat sponsor Stonebriar Commercial Finance have entered the securitization pipeline this week, arriving into a volatile market with widening spreads due to heavy deal volume and lingering macroeconomic risks
