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Rating cut as note pays more interest than planned
Inflation caused by war threatens budding recovery in commercial real estate
The rise of the European master trust and the CLO market nears shut down
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Two plans to boost home ownership in the U.K.—outlined in Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne’s annual budget on Wednesday—could have a positive knock-on effect for the residential mortgage-backed securities market there.
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The Dutch government is considering creating a centralized Dutch mortgage bank that would issue government-wrapped multi-issuer mortgage bonds, backed by securitizations of government-insured, or NHG, mortgages.
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European securitized paper is continuing to attract money despite falling trading volumes, according to London-based Chenavari Investment Managers, whose Toro Capital IA securitization fund turned over 10% of its portfolio to score a 3.21% return last month.
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Paul Scialla, co-head of U.S. interest rate products cash trading at Goldman Sachs and the bank’s one-time head of U.S. mortgage pass-through trading, has left the firm along with his brother, Peter Scialla, head of U.S. volatility trading.
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Credit Suisse’s pan-European commercial mortgage securitization Titan Europe 2006-3 has seen its three senior tranches downgraded by Moody’s Investors Service, as analysts predict “very large” losses on the remaining underlying pool.
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Credit Suisse’s pan-European commercial mortgage securitisation Titan Europe 2006-3 has seen its three senior tranches downgraded by Moody’s, as analysts predict “very large” losses on the remaining underlying pool.
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Piper Jaffray & Co. is said to be picking up two executives from Gleacher & Co.’s mortgage-backed securities and rates division.
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Market players are buzzing that a $417.3 million American Money Management Corp. collateralized loan obligation is the final CLO contract for arranging bank UBS.
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Dutch residential mortgage-backed issuance is expected to outstrip the historically larger U.K. prime RMBS market this year, London-based securitization bankers said.