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  • Dutch firm F van Lanschot Bankiers enjoyed strong demand for its reoffered Dutch residential mortgage securitization, Citadel 2010-II, and priced the deal on Thursday afternoon.
  • Obvion has mandated JPMorgan and Rabobank for a new issue of prime Dutch residential mortgage-backed securities from its STORM program.
  • The flurry of private-label residential mortgage-backed securities is being taken as a net positive by the market. But there are still reservations as issuers search for a market standard and as some investors keep their distance in favor of agency bonds.
  • UBS Managing Directors John Herman and Brett Ersoff, who last week were made heads of the real estate finance and mortgage-backed securities group, have resigned to take posts at Rialto Capital Management.
  • Secondary trading stayed flat this week following the Easter break.
  • Springleaf Financial priced the top-rated tranche of its $835.1 million mortgage securitization backed by seasoned subprime residential loans with a shorter life and tighter spread than comparable bonds from the issuer’s recent offerings.
  • EverBank plans to sell more residential mortgage-backed securities backed by prime, jumbo loans in a follow-up to its first foray into the securitization sector last week.
  • Dutch firm F van Lanschot Bankiers plans to price Citadel 2010-II, an existing Dutch residential mortgage securitization it had retained in 2010, later this week.
  • The two residential mortgage-backed securities deals that priced this week have been watched with an eye on what the future standard for representations and warranties in a rebooted RMBS market will look like.