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The £500m trade is the joint largest non-bank credit card ABS, matched by CoT’s previous deal
Lendco also added a UK BTL RMBS to the pipeline
This is the second RMBS deal from the PIF-backed issuer
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BNP Paribas and Rabobank are on Monday re-marketing a Eu1.4bn triple-A tranche of Hermes 14, a Eu2bn prime Dutch residential mortgage backed security that was originally closed and fully retained by the issuer, SNS Bank, in September 2007. -
Lloyds Banking Group, which reopened the European ABS market last September with its UK master trust RMBS Permanent 2009-1, is set to price the first mortgage backed deal of the year today (Friday). The £2.47bn equivalent issue from the same trust will also mark the first European ABS since the start of the credit crisis to carry a US dollar tranche.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch, JP Morgan and Lloyds have released price guidance for HBOS’s £2bn equivalent RMBS Permanent Master Issuer 2010-1.
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Lloyds Banking Group, which re-opened the European ABS market last September with its UK master trust RMBS Permanent 2009-1, is marketing the first mortgage backed deal of the year with a equivalent issue from the same trust.
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Fitch has placed 23 tranches from 10 Dutch RMBS programmes backed by Nationale Hypotheek Garantie mortgages on rating watch negative because of planned changes to its methodology.
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The European Central Bank launched a consultation on mandatory loan level data reporting for ABS collateral in the Eurosystem just before the holiday period.
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Long term arrears in Northern Rock’s mortgage master trust Granite crept up to 5.04% at the end of November from 5.01% the month before.
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Standard & Poor’s has downgraded all the subordinated notes issued out of the "socialist" funding vehicle of Northern Rock’s Granite mortgage master trust and placed the subordinated notes of its Provide Graphite synthetic RMBS on review for downgrade.
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Hopes of government support for securitisation in Germany took a knock this week as the two most senior finance officials insisted the private sector should be able to finance SME securitisations on its own.
