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Meanwhile, ADMT has set guidance for its $602m non-prime deal
Fortress agrees forward flow for €500m of unique assets
Cash SRT pipeline fires up earlier than usual
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US mortgage giant Freddie Mac hit Global ABS in Barcelona this week in a push to introduce its brand to European investors.
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Caliber Home Loans is set to bring the first rated non-prime RMBS to market since the financial crisis, bundling $161.7m of home loans to offer to paper starved investors. -
JP Morgan is marketing its first prime jumbo transaction of 2016, looking to sell $412.7m dollars of bonds back by a pool of 581 residential mortgages.
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Strong demand helped two Dutch issuers bring €500m RMBS deals this week, with Obvion opting to boost the deal size of its market-first green RMBS after building a bumper order book dominated by dedicated green investors.
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Delta Lloyd Bank’s €500m Dutch RMBS deal is expected to be priced on Tuesday, with new deals this week set to benefit from strong technical support as investors scramble for paper.
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A diverse group of banks, industry lobbies and civil and minority rights groups called on the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) this week to recapitalise government sponsored enterprises (GSEs) Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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Stable conditions are prevailing in the UK RMBS market, but not all deals are getting an easy ride, as Davidson Kempner Capital Management’s £259m non-conforming RMBS deal showed on Wednesday.
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The private label RMBS market came to life on Wednesday, with Sequoia Capital bringing a prime jumbo transaction to market.
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The most recent home price data shows that the US housing market recovery continues, though mortgage finance and RMBS observers say the market has a way to go yet before it is back to full strength.
