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JP Morgan Chase has become the first large financial institution to securitize residential mortgages under the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation’s (FDIC) safe harbour rules. -
Concerns over regulation and liquidity mean ABS issuers are turning more to covered bonds this year, though there is hope that 2016 will see an increase in capital relief trades, according to panellists at IMN’s Global Covered Bond conference in London on Monday.
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A break in macroeconomic volatility over the past several weeks has opened up a window for secondary spreads in many ABS asset classes to stabilise, and in some cases reverse some of the widening that took place over the first six weeks of 2016.
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Unión de Créditos Inmobiliarios’ second post-crisis RMBS deal was priced tight on Thursday, coming at a level which deterred some investors from taking part.
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New risk weighting requirements in Russia could make securitization “unfeasible” in the country, according to a senior ABS banker.
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Freddie Mac has priced STACR 2016-HQA1, the government sponsored agency’s second credit risk transfer (CRT) deal of the year.
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Spanish mortgage specialist, Unión de Créditos Inmobiliarios has opened books for its second post-crisis RMBS deal, Prado II, with initial price thoughts for the senior notes on offer broadly in line with its previous offering.
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Home prices in Houston, Texas, ticked up in February despite heavy volatility in oil.
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Coventry Building Society has mandated leads for a new prime UK buy-to-let RMBS transaction, Offa No. 1. It will be the first RMBS deal from the issuer in four years.
