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  • HSBC has become the latest financial institution to reach an accord with the US Department of Justice (DOJ) over its role in the 2008 financial crisis.
  • Wells Fargo is the latest financial institution to settle a lawsuit with the US government, as the post-crisis litigation era draws to a close.
  • The US prime jumbo RMBS market continues to show slow signs of improvement, although it remains well below its pre-crisis peak.
  • Skipton Building Society has returned to the UK RMBS market after nearly two years, with a new prime deal from its Darrowby shelf hitting the market this week.
  • Principality Building Society priced its Friary No.3 prime UK RMBS deal on Thursday afternoon, landing £475m in what one banker called a ‘tricky’ market.
  • WinWater Home Mortgage is looking to sell its first prime jumbo RMBS transaction of the year in a deal structured by Wells Fargo and Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
  • Three post-crisis US prime jumbo RMBS transactions have been called without incurring any loss, according to Fitch Ratings.
  • Home Partners of America launched HPA 2016-1 on Monday, the first single family rental (SFR) transaction of 2016.
  • Obvion pulled in €1.8bn with its latest offering from the Storm programme last Friday afternoon, with execution of the deal benefiting from the improved market sentiment following Mario Draghi’s dovish speech on Thursday. David Bell reports.