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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. is said to have sold an estimated $400 million in commercial mortgage-backed securities in what observers say is a sign the agency may be planning to do more CMBS issuances in the future.
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Royal Bank of Scotland researchers have recorded the first delinquency in the new generation of commercial mortgage-backed securities following the crisis, known as CMBS 2.0.
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Stark Investments is planning to launch the RMBS CDS Opportunity Fund.
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Fitch Ratings has expressed doubts whether the current high quality of residential mortgage-backed securities collateral will last.
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Ginnie Mae reports an 8% decline in the volume of mortgage-backed securities it guaranteed in March. While issuance of Ginnie Mae I and Ginnie Mae II single-family pools fell, pools of reverse mortgages rose by about 8%.
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Jefferies has expanded its fixed income division with the hiring of Paul Kopsky as a managing director in its military housing mortgage business.
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Credit Suisse has restructured its commercial mortgage securitization desk, separating the powers of origination from its underwriting functions to insure the originate-to-distribute model doesn’t drive the newly rebooted platform.
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The Swiss Federal Council has approved a series of stricter regulations for systemically important banks.
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FTC Capital, A Vienna-based asset manager, has filed suit against 12 U.S., European and Japanese banks for allegedly conspiring to manipulate the London interbank offered rate and limit trading in LIBOR-based derivatives from 2006 to 2009.