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Dutch houses changed hands at a record rate in December as tighter lending rules and a reduction in the maximum mortgage size eligible for government guarantee begin to bite.
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Wells Fargo Securities is marketing a $274m securitization of non-performing loans held by an affiliate of the bank, according to deal documents. -
Ocwen Financial has publicly challenged RMBS investors' arguments that collateral should be transferred to other servicers that might be more likely to foreclose on borrowers.
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The UK’s Council of Mortgage Lenders has said the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has presented “no evidence” to justify the higher risk weightings proposed for mortgages.
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Freddie Mac is marketing its second risk-sharing issuance of the year, which is backed by loans with lower down payments than its last one.
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Lloyds Bank will be the next UK lender to leverage foreign demand for its assets, after compatriots Santander UK and Paragon found favour in both dollars and euros this week.
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The UK government wants to leverage surging demand for exposure to the country to offload some £13bn of mortgages it acquired from Northern Rock after the collapse of Lehman Brothers, writes Tom Porter.
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Covered bonds and RMBS share important similarities, as both the European Central Bank and Bank of England acknowledged last year in a discussion paper. As the two asset classes evolve, the vastly different regulatory regimes applied to each should become more difficult to justify.
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A large all-or-nothing bid list for a legacy, non-agency RMBS resecuritization is set to trade this Friday and has been moving markets, traders have told GlobalCapital.
