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The trend in recent years has been the near-complete disappearance of non-agency mortgage-backed securities issuance.
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The agency mortgage-backed securities market may lose investors to other top-rated assets, including U.S. Treasury bonds and AAA-rated sovereigns as Congress moves to shake up the $5.5 trillion agency MBS sector, according to officials. -
Legacy monolined-wrapped residential mortgage-backed securities in the secondary market are benefiting from the recent settlement between Assured Guaranty and Bank of America-Merrill Lynch, according to traders and an analyst.
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More than 500 banks owe an estimated $146 billion in repayments to the Department of the Treasury for bail-out funds they received through the Troubled Asset Relief Program, according to the Special Inspector General of TARP.
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The aggregate value of commercial real estate loans that collateralize mortgage-backed securities remained flat in March to 79.8%, down from 79.9% in the preceding month, according to DebtX.
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Bad assets at more than 8,000 U.S. banks surged 149% in 2008, when the financial crisis began, according data from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. analyzed by Msnbc.com and the Investigative Report Workshop at American University.
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Leverage is returning to the secondary private label residential mortgage-backed securities market as investment banks get comfortable dishing out risk to investors hungry for yield, according to a New York-based chief RMBS trader.
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Only 13 of the 37 securitized European commercial loans set to mature in the first quarter fully paid down on their respective dates, according to Standard & Poor’s analysts looking at deals they rate.
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Barclays Capital has priced its $965 million National Credit Union Administration residential mortgage-backed securitization, NCUA Guaranteed Notes Trust (NGN) 2011-R6, at one-month LIBOR plus 38 basis points, according to a banker familiar with the transaction.
