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Newcastle is marketing a prime RMBS, while Enra offers a first charge non-conforming RMBS
BPCE also added a French prime RMBS to the pipeline
Acquisition will enhance origination and servicing platform capacity, says buyer
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Market participants are expecting another year of steady home price appreciation, which should bode well for investors in securitizations of non-performing loans.
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Lloyds Bank this week issued Penarth 2015-2, a credit card receivable that was priced at exactly the same level as its earlier deal in March. Meanwhile ING Bank priced Orange Lion RMBS, its first securitization in two years.
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In the space of a week the European securitization market will have seen the first post-crisis residential mortgage backed securities from Ireland and Spain since 2007.
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Central banks and official institutions took down nearly a fifth of Unión de Créditos Inmobiliarios’ post-crisis debut in Spanish RMBS — the first such deal since 2007 — despite the deal being priced at what a banker on the deal acknowledged was an aggressive spread.
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ING’s first appearance in the Dutch RMBS market in two years is looking like a success as it closes in on pricing on Wednesday. -
Freddie Mac received the tightest pricing yet for the subordinate notes of its new risk transfer issuance, and the agency could have sold more of them if it wanted.
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In the space of a week the European securitization market will have seen the first post-crisis residential mortgage backed securities from Ireland and Spain since 2007.
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Another round of regulatory enforcement and litigation risk could stop the RMBS market in its tracks unless one type of transaction party takes on greater risk, market participants say.
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The European Central Bank was this week taking credit for the nascent revival of the periphery securitization market, with two debuts in residential mortgage-backed securities from countries that haven’t issued since the crisis in the past two weeks and rumblings that other lenders long absent are considering a return to the market, writes Graham Bippart.
