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Market players from both sides of the street last week were scratching their heads—and biting their nails—following losses on a handful of legacy residential mortgage-backed securities whose servicing Ocwen Financial acquired from American Home Mortgage in the past eight months.
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The Dutch arm of BNP Paribas Personal Finance will begin a roadshow next week for its second ever publicly sold Phedina RMBS.
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The Dutch arm of BNP Paribas Personal Finance will begin a roadshow next week for its second ever publicly sold Phedina RMBS.
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Credit Suisse, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and Bank of America Merrill Lynch took down entire chunks of the largest offering of U.S. residential mortgage-backed securities in years, and now industry players are waiting to see how well the market absorbed the supply.
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Spanish mortgage provider Unión de Creditos Inmobiliarios (UCI) has offered to pay slightly above secondary levels for a buyback of up to EUR300 million ($387.73 million) of bonds across 11 different tranches in seven residential mortgage-backed securities deals.
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JPMorgan’s upcoming residential mortgage-backed securitization includes improved protections against fraud for investors compared to its last transaction, which garnered some negative attention from rating agencies and investors due to the so-called sunset provisions in its representations and warranties.
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Fannie Mae has launched the sale of $2.2 billion of legacy multifamily-focused commercial mortgage-backed securities, the largest single bid list to hit the debt markets since the New York Federal Reserve unwound the MAX and WAVE collateralized debt obligations last year.
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A large $8.7 billion bid list of legacy U.S. residential mortgage-backed securities from Lloyds Banking Group has been moved back two days.
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Clydesdale Bank is returning to the U.K. residential mortgage securitization market with a new issue from its Lanark Master Issuer program, which will offer investors notes in sterling and dollars.