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BNP Paribas has hired a 22-year veteran of mortgage- and asset-backed securities sales and trading from CRT Capital Group.
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Covered bonds could stand to gain at securitization’s expense if the sustained uncertainty surrounding Solvency II capital charges remain unresolved, London-based officials said this week.
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Dutch industry-wide scheme Stichting Pensioenfonds ABP has reached an out-of-court agreement with JPMorgan Chase to settle claims regarding sales of residential mortgage-backed securities, according to sister publication iiSearches.
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Longtime securitization industry vet Greg Reiter has joined Wells Fargo Securities as the investment bank’s new head of residential mortgage research.
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Russian lender Nomos Bank is preparing to come to market with its first ever securitization of Russian residential mortgages.
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European securitization is facing diminished issuance volumes next year, with deal flow set to be squeezed by a combo of sustained regulatory uncertainty, a dearth of eligible underlying loans, and the use of covered bonds as repo collateral in the region, analysts at Moody’s Investors Service said Monday.
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The Coconut loan, one of the loans securitized in the EUR1.076 billion ($1.39 billion) Talisman-6 Finance commercial mortgage-backed trade, has been given a further standstill extension until January to allow for the completion of the workout strategy.
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The struggle to find yield next year could force ABS investors towards riskier parts of the market, including CMBS, Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts said this week. German multi-family CMBS, with its granular pools of residential occupiers, could be the easiest entry point for newcomers used to buying RMBS, they said.
