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US private equity giant Cerberus Capital Management has bought the final £2.3bn portion of Permanent TSB’s Capital Home Loans portfolio, adding further likely supply of UK RMBS to the pipeline.
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Achmea Bank is preparing its second swap-less Dutch RMBS deal, as supply levels creep above what some analysts had expected this year.
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UK chancellor Philip Hammond fired the starting pistol on the government’s sale of a £16bn portfolio of former Bradford & Bingley buy-to-let mortgages on Tuesday, in what will be the largest sale of assets by a European government.
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Austrian bank Bawag is lining up a debut prime RMBS deal for funding purposes, backed by a portion of Northern Rock mortgages acquired from UK Asset Resolution as part of the £13bn Granite sale last year.
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The US housing market saw a slowdown in construction as new build starts fell for a second straight month in September.
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Private equity firms and asset managers have jumped on a recent spread rally in ABS to lock down lucrative deals at attractive rates. The introduction of new, more aggressive structural features is a sign of the changing issuer base, but investors are starting to push back, writes David Bell.
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Dynamic Credit, the Dutch fixed income asset management firm, has stepped into the RMBS market for the first time with a debut €275m Dutch mortgage deal that sold the full capital structure.
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GE Money Bank in France, bought by US private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management in June, will tap the French RMBS market for a second time this year.
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Issuers have come to market with only a handful of single family rental (SFR) securitizations in 2016, but a spate of recent deals shows that issuance should continue in fits and starts as aggregators of rental homes use ABS for balance sheet relief.