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AIG's United Guaranty Corp was close to pricing a credit risk transfer issuance tied to residential mortgage insurance contracts early this week. -
It seemed that after the Greek crisis abated, however nominally, the European securitization market was ready to make a last sprint before heading towards the door for the summer holidays. On Friday, two ABS deals went into investors' pockets.
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Freddie Mac’s first ever credit risk transfer securitization tied to jumbo mortgages was priced on Thursday.
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Taking their cue from the successes of Precise and Paragon’s UK buy to let RMBS trades last week, three more RMBS issuers hopped into the market this week.
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Lead managers on Capital Home Loans post-crisis debut RMBS had books oversubscribed across all tranches on the new Auburn 9 by Wednesday afternoon, before increasing the deal size and pricing on Thursday.
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Freddie Mac is close to selling a securitization of jumbo mortgages in what market participants are calling a threat to one of the only remaining parts of the US non-agency market.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch and JP Morgan sent initial price thoughts to potential investors in Towd Point Mortgage Trust’s new securitization of re-performing mortgages on Wednesday.
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Taking their cue from the successes of Precise and Paragon’s UK buy to let RMBS trades last week, three more RMBS issuers plan to price their deals this week.
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Legacy non-agency RMBS spreads widened last week as some investors took advantage of new liquidity to sell legacy paper.
