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  • American Residential Properties Inc, reportedly a takeover target, can finance more home purchases through further securitization of its existing portfolio, according to market participants.
  • Amid news of several high profile people moves at credit rating agencies in New York, new junior and mid-level ABS raters are sought by Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s.
  • The riskier tranches of single family rental ABS issued in 2014 performed well last year and could perform even better this year, according to data from JP Morgan.
  • Premium Point Investments is raising capital for a private equity fund to purchase single-family rental properties from affiliate Residential Capital Management, sources familiar with the plans told GlobalCapital.
  • Co-Operative Bank has priced Warwick No. 1, a non-conforming RMBS deal that grew from an already formidable launch size of £1.19bn to £1.5bn. But though the entire capital stack was on offer, the bank’s treasury bought 65% of the deal’s class 'A' tranche.
  • Five Oaks’ debut jumbo RMBS issuance was priced above par on Tuesday, according to a source close to the $267.19m deal.
  • Holland’s Achmea is looking to launch a new shelf of prime Dutch RMBS that will avoid the use of back to back swaps, which are becoming expensive for issuers.
  • Tricon American Homes saw its debut rental home securitization price a lot tighter than initial price thoughts and guidance on Tuesday.
  • Warwick No. 1, the Co-Operative Bank’s debut non-conforming RMBS from the shelf, has grown from already formidable £1.19bn to £1.5bn on demand.