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House prices across Europe increased in 2016, but in the UK, while prices are still going up, the rate of growth has begun to to slow. -
The success of recent Irish and Spanish non-performing loan securitizations has been a boon for beleaguered banks but anyone hoping for the same model to work for Italy will be sorely disappointed, said market participants.
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As Brexit appears to be a damp squib, at least for now, the Bank of England should consider ending its Term Funding Scheme to bring UK mortgage funding back to normal levels.
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Government policy is altering the landscape of the UK buy-to-let mortgage market, with changes to tax rules set to curtail participation among individual landlords and shifting the market in favour of limited companies.
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Investors continue to show near limitless demand for new UK RMBS supply, with the latest buy to let transaction heavily oversubscribed down the capital stack.
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Lone Star priced its latest Irish non-performing loan RMBS to strong demand, even as some investors expressed mixed feelings about the deal structure and underlying collateral.
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Risk management and due diligence provider, Clayton Euro Risk, has moved to expand its Dutch footprint, hiring Maurice Wijmans as senior manager, business development for the Netherlands.
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Caliber Home Loans is marketing the largest non-prime, non-qualified RMBS deal since the financial crisis, with the Lone Star affiliated fund planning an offering nearly double the size of its last deal from the shelf.
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Dutch mortgage origination slowed in March, accentuating supply concerns for RMBS hungry investors, and shining a spotlight on competition for Dutch mortgage collateral.
