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Goldman Sachs is marketing the first CMBS backed by Italian assets since 2006 and what two market participants said was the first CMBS since the crisis to be backed by new loans, as opposed to refinancing legacy assets. Meanwhile, bank CMBS conduits may be set to reappear in Europe.
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The Federal Housing Finance Agency announced Tuesday it would maintain the maximum conforming loan limit at $417,000 for one-unit properties and $625,000 in higher-cost markets.
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Colony Capital is preparing a rental income securitization for early 2014 through its subsidiary Colony American Homes and has expanded its credit facility from JPMorgan and Credit Suisse to $1.2 billion.
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Australian mortgage provider Bluestone Group is looking to place nine tranches of bonds with investors this week, after announcing a securitization of non-conforming residential mortgages.
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Kroll Bond Ratings Agency is set to release a methodology explaining how it would rate residential mortgage-backed securities collateralized by loans that fall outside the Qualified Mortgage rule. A pool of high quality non-QM loans could obtain a AAA rating from the firm, senior director Michelle Patterson told SI. The agency may release the methodology as soon as this week or next.
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Shocked mortgage investors scrambled to take in news Thursday that a tactical change in voting thresholds would “virtually guarantee” Rep. Mel Watt (D-N.C.) the votes he needs to replace acting director Ed DeMarco and take over as head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency.
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Talk of non-prime residential mortgage-backed securities is rekindling around reports that a handful of firms are testing the waters with investors and ratings agencies, but market players say major hurdles remain for the asset class.
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The Automobile Association, the UK roadside breakdown group, returned to the bond market today without any investor marketing to raise another £500m from its new whole business securitization.
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Ford Credit Europe Bank was able to price the senior bonds in its Globaldrive German auto loan securitization at the tight end of initial guidance, with few signs that demand for auto ABS paper has slowed down on the back of steady supply.