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Intu Properties, the shopping centres group that grew out of Capital Shopping Centres, is planning to issue £110m of bonds secured by the Trafford Centre near Manchester.
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Codere, the troubled Spanish gambling company, has rejected bondholder plans for a restructuring of the company. Codere had previously failed to make coupon payments on both its bonds.
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The opening day of listed trading from newly merged Waypoint Homes and Starwood Property Trust is the latest sign of institutional expansion among home rental investors with plans to securitize.
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The bid in the non-agency residential mortgage-backed securities market is softening, despite expectations from traders and dealers that increased supply would be met with healthy demand.
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Macquarie Bank will reopen supply in the Australian residential mortgage-backed securities market after mandating banks for Puma 2014-1, a AUD500 million ($440.34 million) securitization of prime mortgages.
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Eight dealers scrambled Tuesday to submit bids for the Dutch government’s third and final sale of $2.1 billion in ING’s remaining private-label residential mortgage-backed securities portfolio, but investor demand may not be quite as high as the previous ING sale in mid-January.
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By Ted Leveroni, head of derivatives strategy, Omgeo In November 2012, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s Treasury Market Practices Group (TMPG) put forward a recommendation for forward-settling agency mortgage backed securities (MBS) transactions to be margined in order to better manage counterparty exposures.
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The New York judge reviewing an $8.5 billion settlement between mortgage bond holders and Bank of America was appointed this month by Gov. Andrew Cuomo to an appellate court, a development that will likely accelerate a decision before she leaves office this Friday.
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Dealers today scrambled to submit bids for the Dutch government’s third and final sale of $2.1 billion in ING’s remaining private-label residential mortgage-backed securities portfolio, but they may be met with more investor hesitancy than the previous sale when they turn around to sell the bonds, according to market participants.