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  • Jumbo residential mortgage issuer Redwood Trust is employing a number of strategies to recover from a poor earnings quarter and adjust to the slowdown in the private label residential mortgage-backed securities market.
  • U.K.-based Charter Court Financial Services is preparing to hit the road with its first U.K. residential mortgage-backed securitization, with Credit Suisse mandated to bring the deal to market as sole arranger and lead manager.
  • Freddie Mac’s second risk-sharing transaction, STACR 2013-DN2, priced late Tuesday with investors oversubscribing the bonds multiple times, according to a person involved with the transaction.
  • Blackstone’s Invitation Homes priced the first ever U.S. securitization of single family rental homes, with investors piling into the deal and sending pricing spreads on all tranches tight of guidance.
  • At least 10 deals this week are marketing or expected to price soon, totaling $4.94 billion in asset-backed securities and $1.64 residential mortgage-backed deals, in the third straight week U.S. deal flow of ABS and RMBS has remained above $4 billion.
  • Bookrunners on Blackstone’s $479.14 million securitization of rental homes are looking to price the transaction sometime this week, according to an announcement viewed by SI.
  • ING and the Dutch government have agreed to unwind a facility put together in 2009 to protect the bank from risks in its then-EUR24 billion ($32.4 billion) portfolio of U.S. Alt-A mortgage-backed securities.
  • The structures of future Dutch residential mortgage-backed securities are likely to evolve in response to the Dutch government’s overhaul of its Nationale Hypotheek Garantie scheme.
  • Mystate priced its ConQuest 2013-1 Australian residential mortgage-backed deal on Friday—the first securitization in three years from the Tasmania-based lender.