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Non-QM is starting to lose relative value draw versus agency MBS and IG corporates
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Securitization issuance from the sector could double in 2024 as funding costs come down and investors turn bullish
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Average spread on AAA tranches of non-QM this year is now 50bp tighter than in October
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At least four deals are waiting to be priced next week
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Limited supply, fund inflows could also support spreads in 2024
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Figure CFO says Heloc will remain attractive versus cash-out refinance as ‘vibrant’ securitization market supports product
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RMBS spreads expected to tighten in 2024 with investors optimistic on fixed income flows
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Non-QM has become the dominant asset class in RMBS, accounting for more than half of total issuance this year
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Despite being surprisingly resilient this year, more supply might finally start to weigh on housing prices next year
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Tricon prices second deal in quiet year for single-family rental market
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Spreads landed wider across the capital stack compared to previous two deals from the issuer
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Regulatory clarity has opened the door for US RMBS issuers to tap European buyers, and transatlantic distribution is accelerating
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Once the US market improves, it would make no economic sense for issuers to spend extra money on bringing deals to Europe
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The firm acquired $815m of loans in Q3, up from $184m in the previous quarter
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US investor base struggles to absorb hefty supply amid caution over structures and illiquidity
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Non-QM issuers are aiming for quick execution as warehouse financing gets more expensive
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RMBS bankers have high hopes for home equity investment-backed deals despite house price slippage
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Latest guidance from regulator would pressure large banks to have expensive credit enhancements on deals