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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 non-agency RMBS, CLOs and CMBS saw an uptick in secondary market activity last week as widening spreads have made for an attractive entry point in many securitized asset classes. -
Nationwide Building Society’s Silverstone Master Issuer RMBS deal was priced on Thursday, landing almost £1bn equivalent across sterling, euro and dollar denominated tranches.
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Nationwide Building Society's latest deal from the Silverstone RMBS master trust is set to be priced on Thursday, and will offer an equivalent €1.4bn of triple-A paper across three currencies.
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Kensington Mortgage Company’s second near prime deal from its Trinity Square shelf was priced last Friday with a spread on the senior tranche that held firm compared to the first deal. But the mezzanine notes were priced wider with the volatile backdrop weighing on the ABS market.
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Two UK RMBS deals have joined the European ABS pipeline, with Nationwide mandating leads for a new deal from its Silverstone master trust, and Kensington Mortgage Company announcing a £790.5m securitization of UK mortgages purchased from GE Money.
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Morgan Stanley has joined a growing list of US and international banks that have recently settled with the US government to end investigations into its mortgage sales and trading practices leading up to the financial crisis.
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Fannie Mae has priced CAS 2016-C01, the government sponsored enterprises’ first credit risk transfer deal of 2016.
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Home prices in markets across the US are growing at a rate that that is outpacing underlying market fundamentals, according to Fitch Ratings.
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Skipton Building Society priced a £450m UK prime RMBS deal on Monday, and a new UK auto ABS deal is set to be priced tomorrow in a "selectively buoyant" European ABS market.
