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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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House Republicans have filed a bill to consider capital requirements for non-bank mortgage servicers, in the latest public scrutiny of firms such as Ocwen Financial.
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A study commissioned by the European securitization industry has found that non-mortgage backed asset-backed securities, such as auto loan securitizations, have better liquidity than covered bonds when liquidity is measured mainly by bid-ask spreads rather than trading turnover.
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Securitization market participants are looking at legal precedents to determine whether a powerful New York regulator may ultimately allow the sale of $2.7 billion in mortgage servicing rights from Wells Fargo to Ocwen Financial.
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The sluggish start to the year in the ABS primary market is set to continue into February, with only a trickle of mandates on the horizon. UK issuers moving away from the cheap liquidity of the Funding for Lending Scheme may prefer to use the covered bond market over RMBS, said syndicate bankers.
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Institutional investors are turning their attention to residential mortgage portfolios on the core part of banks’ balance sheets, say European investors. Higher yields and regulatory incentives for the buyers are aligning with pressure on banks to meet more stringent capital requirements, giving whole loan mortgage sales an unprecedented appeal.
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The opening day of listed trading from newly merged Waypoint Homes and Starwood Property Trust is the latest sign of institutional expansion among home rental investors with plans to securitize.
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The sluggish start to the year in the ABS primary market is set to continue into February, with only a trickle of mandates on the horizon. UK issuers moving away from the cheap liquidity of the Funding for Lending Scheme may prefer to use the covered bond market over RMBS, said syndicate bankers.
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The bid in the non-agency residential mortgage-backed securities market is softening, despite expectations from traders and dealers that increased supply would be met with healthy demand.
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Macquarie Bank will reopen supply in the Australian residential mortgage-backed securities market after mandating banks for Puma 2014-1, a AUD500 million ($440.34 million) securitization of prime mortgages.