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Invictus, Annaly, JP Morgan to print a billion dollars each next week
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
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Virgin Money is selling £250 million ($405.79 million) worth of the previously-retained A2 notes from its U.K. prime residential mortgage securitization Gosforth 2012-2.
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Société Générale has hired former UBS head of mortgage-backed securities trading Brian Cohane to head up its MBS trading platform, according to two people familiar with the matter.
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A sustained surge in demand for Alt-A residential mortgage-backed securities on the secondary market has left investors in the sector with little else to put their money into, as new-issue deals are set to remain scarce in the medium term and spreads on subprime bonds become less attractive, market players say.
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It is a time for publicly syndicated comebacks in the Dutch RMBS market. After ABN Amro priced its first Dolphin RMBS since 2011 this week, F Van Lanschot Bankiers has mandated for a deal from its new Lunet Dutch RMBS shelf.
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Shellpoint Financial is having another go at its securitization of $250.84 million jumbo residential mortgage loans after pulling the deal in September following investor concerns over collateral concentration.
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Dutch firm F Van Lanschot Bankiers will roadshow a deal from its new Lunet Dutch residential mortgage securitization shelf, which has been designated the bank’s public RMBS program.
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Dutch firm F Van Lanschot Bankiers will roadshow a deal from its new Lunet Dutch RMBS shelf, which has been designated the bank’s public RMBS programme.
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Banca Popolare Di Puglia e Basilicata has tendered EUR18.06 million ($24.46 million) worth of Italian residential mortgage-backed bonds from its Media Finance S.r.l. securitization.
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Issuance of U.S. private label residential mortgage-backed securities has increased steadily over the last two years. However, a combination of interest rate volatility, regulatory uncertainty and limited government-sponsored enterprise reform has significantly restricted the rate of growth.
