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The Auburn UK buy-to-let RMBS platform is making its return under a new owner, months after Lloyds TSB attempted to sell Auburn 8 but pulled the deal. -
Macquarie became the only issuer to hit the European ABS market last week when it priced a €186.54m German RMBS deal.
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UK Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne’s budget, announced on Wednesday, won’t impact the UK’s buy-to-let sector, despite a provision that will reduce mortgage interest relief for rental landlords.
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The first securitizations of mortgages that fall outside of post-crisis origination guidelines are taking longer than expected because of a lack of supply, say market participants.
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Macquarie has issued initial price thoughts on its much anticipated German RMBS deal.
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The housing market in the Netherlands is taking off, with a 16% rise in house sales in the first five months of the year, which has good implications for RMBS recovery rates, said Moody’s on Wednesday.
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Though Dutch RMBS issuance has fallen short of expectations, the UK securitization market has seen a surge in issuance this year — a 67% year on year increase — according to Rabobank.
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A move by the Federal Housing Finance Agency to give big raises to the heads of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac could lay the groundwork for meaningful reform of the government sponsored enterprises.
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More sponsors of single-family rental ABS deals backed by just one borrower could be coming to market, even as a wave of consolidation hits the asset class.
