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UK lender has placed €1.5bn of Dutch prime RMBS paper this year, doubling its annual issuance
Dutch mortgage provider launches its second public RMBS of the year
Newcastle is marketing a prime RMBS, while Enra offers a first charge non-conforming RMBS
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Aegon was able to price its latest Saecure prime RMBS transaction at the tight end of final guidance on Tuesday, despite surprising some rival syndicators with the size of the deal. -
Regional banks and private equity firms smell blood in the air amid negative headwinds for non-bank mortgage servicers, and they're pouncing on the chance to compete for lucrative mortgage servicing rights sold by the largest banks.
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Aegon may price its Saecure 14 RMBS trade as early as Monday afternoon, kicking off a week that could see the market for prime RMBS tested for the first time this year with three trades.
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Paragon has received a boost in its bid to issue up to three RMBS transactions this year, with healthy demand for the mezzanine tranches of Paragon 19 bringing more than 30 investors into the trade.
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UK buy-to-let mortgage specialist Paragon enjoyed an enthusiastic response from investors for its latest Paragon Mortgages RMBS, which will be priced on Friday.
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Clydesdale Bank will sell the first UK prime RMBS of the year, after mandating leads for a euro and sterling denominated Lanark trade that will be offered in Reg-S and 144A format to attract a bid from US investors.
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Dutch insurance company Aegon started a roadshow this week for a new Saecure RMBS that will be backed entirely by government guaranteed (NHG) mortgages.
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Originations outside the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s Qualified Mortgage (QM) rule aren’t flowing yet, but a handful of firms including West Wheelock Capital and Fenway Summer are in the initial stages of setting up their own origination platforms for the sole purpose of securitization.
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The California Democrat who in January requested congressional hearings into home rental securitizations is moving beyond Capitol Hill with fresh calls to federal regulators, requesting them to investigate large property investors’ packaging of bonds backed by home rental payments.
