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  • The first Portuguese non-performing loan (NPL) securitization is set to hit the market in the autumn, but some buyers say the deal could be a tough sell given the recent history of Portuguese banks.
  • Dutch residential property prices jumped quarter over quarter and year over year, according to the latest report from Calcasa, spurring talk in the market that property prices may be close to overheating.
  • ABS
    Issuance of higher quality European ABS is fuelling strong technicals, which are underpinning the market in 2017, TwentyFour Asset Management said this week.
  • Members of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) in July were divided on when to start winding down the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet, according to meeting minutes, with some members also warning on price appreciation in the multifamily real estate market.
  • Italy and its mountain of bad debt are firmly in focus for the European banking system, with observers hoping the country can look to other European nations, particularly Ireland, for a solution to its non-performing loan dilemma.
  • Elan Woninghypotheken has sold its latest Dutch RMBS deal using a modified auction process for all tranches except the senior notes, making it the third ABS issuer to go this route this year.
  • The European Union's ban on securitizing self-certified residential loans has been widely criticised by the market since being introduced last month, with DBRS adding to the outcry this week, describing the rule as a “solution looking for a problem”.
  • The Blackstone Group’s Invitation Homes will merge its single family rental portfolio with Starwood Waypoint Homes, in a deal that will create the largest SFR portfolio in the US.
  • Private equity firms and loan investors are taking a keen interest in Greece, prompting a rush to establish servicing platforms to take advantage of the attractive fees associated with the resolution of non-performing loans. Owen Sanderson and Sam Kerr report.