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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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The rebirth of European structured finance continued this week with the first publicly marketed Spanish securitisation since the start of the crisis and a second Dutch RMBS.
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Delta Lloyd reopened the Dutch mortgage securitisation market this week with the successful placement of its Eu904.5m Arena 2009-1 issue.
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Investors swarmed over the first public Dutch RMBS since the start of the credit crisis, opening up another jurisdiction for securitisation. But the haste with which Arena 2009-1 was marketed raises questions about how thoroughly investors are examining new deals.
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Natixis, Rabobank and Royal Bank of Scotland are marketing the first public Dutch RMBS since the start of the credit crisis.
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Two US states are suing the three largest rating agencies for misleading ratings on subprime RMBS as the SEC adopts new rules to promote competition and increase transparency in the market.
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An Eu823m bid list circulated by the Bundesbank faces a challenging reception in the ABS market as investors begin to close their books for the year. Before its collapse, Lehman Brothers is believed to have used the bonds as repo collateral with the European Central Bank.
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Crédit Logement, the French mortgage insurer, will not call two of its synthetic securitisations at their first optional redemption dates.
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Covered bonds could offer an exit route from reliance on repo financing with the central banks if the RMBS backed programme being marketed by Fortis proves a hit with investors.
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Nationwide Building Society this week priced a £3.6bn RMBS from its Silverstone master trust, the firm’s first public securitisation, after adding a fixed rate tranche to appeal to real money accounts.