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  • Low-income borrowers who qualify for Ginnie Mae residential mortgage loans could be among the U.S. borrowers most affected by the Dodd-Frank Act’s regulations governing risk retention and minimum down payment requirements, according to Greg Reiter, agency mortgage-backed securities strategist at the Royal Bank of Scotland.
  • The U.S. Federal Reserve and BlackRock made it clear to major broker-dealers and investment banks that they needed to submit bids in the first two rounds of auctions of the $30 billion Maiden Lane II portfolio if they wanted to participate in further auctions, according to a New York-based investor that looked at the bonds.
  • Achmea Hypotheekbank intends to redeem all the notes from its Dutch Mortgage Portfolio Loan (DMPL) 4, a 2004-vintage residential mortgage-backed securitization, in a buyback scheduled for next month.
  • U.K. supermarket chain Tesco is said to be eyeing a return to the commercial mortgage-backed securities arena by doing more sale and lease-back bond deals.
  • Jonathan Hierl has been promoted to the New York-based head of residential mortgage-backed securities trading at StormHarbour Securities following Brett Ackerman’s departure last week.
  • Standard & Poor’s today laid partial blame for its revised negative outlook on long-term U.S. debt at the feet of the government’s holdings of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae mortgages.
  • Fitch Ratings has raised its credit enhancements for commercial mortgage-backed securities to reflect increased leverage.
  • Diane Rinnovatore has been promoted to co-head of Barclays Capital’s securitized products origination platform along with Cory Wishengrad, according to an internal memo.
  • A large loan underpinning Juno (Eclipse 2007-2), an €867.5 million ($1.23 billion) a novel synthetic commercial mortgage-backed securitization rolled out by Barclays Bank in 2007, has suffered an event of default.