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Mortgage lenders and securitizers could be hit with lawsuits due to what they call yet another confusing CFPB rule, and they say the US regulator is stopping short of providing meaningful guidance. -
Invitation Homes is launching the largest single family rental securitization yet, as the asset class continues to swell despite some market participants' reservations.
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Due diligence firms are preparing for new disclosure requirements that will require securitizers to submit their research findings to the Securities and Exchange Commission beginning June 15.
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Wells Fargo Securities has snagged BNP Paribas’ lead RMBS strategist to serve as a director and senior RMBS research analyst in the US.
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Freddie Mac has filled the void left by former vice president and chief economist Frank Nothaft, who left for a head economist job with property data provider CoreLogic in January.
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Having got through the crisis is good shape, senior tranches of European ABS and RMBS are highly unlikely to experience high losses in the future, Moody’s said on Tuesday.
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RPM Mortgage, a speciality lender with plans to securitize non-qualified mortgages, has disputed statements made by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau regarding a settlement over allegedly illegal mortgages.
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Market participants are expecting another year of steady home price appreciation, which should bode well for investors in securitizations of non-performing loans.
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Lloyds Bank this week issued Penarth 2015-2, a credit card receivable that was priced at exactly the same level as its earlier deal in March. Meanwhile ING Bank priced Orange Lion RMBS, its first securitization in two years.
