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Progress Residential is marketing its first single-family rental (SFR) securitization of 2015. Initial price thoughts for the issuance are comparable to a deal that Invitation Homes priced last week, even though Progress’s deal is less leveraged. -
DLJ Mortgage Capital is partnering with Credit Suisse to bring an RMBS issuance backed by 525 jumbo mortgages totaling $381.6m in principal.
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Ratings agencies are monitoring the possibility of a mortgage servicing right (MSR) fire sale in California closely, but they have stopped short of downgrading structured products tied to the beleaguered servicer.
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The outlooks for European residential mortgage markets have either improved or stayed the same compared with a year ago, said Fitch in a report this week. But the ratings agency also warned that the housing recovery in Europe’s periphery is “fragile and uneven”.
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A San Francisco Bay area portfolio manager is readying his firm’s first dedicated securitized asset fund, focusing on esoteric ABS, as well as RMBS and CMBS and some CLOs.
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The performance of UK non-conforming residential mortgage-backed securities market improved in the three months ending November 2014, according to Moody's, which has a positive view on the country’s housing market and is eyeing upgrades to 17 trades.
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Invitation Homes is marketing the first single family rental (SFR) securitization of 2015, a $540.854m deal backed by a single first-lien, interest-only loan.
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Jumbo RMBS issuance in the US is trending upward as Two Harbors markets its first deal of the year, but market participants say a lot more volume is needed before a secondary market can develop in the sector.
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Performance shocks could be on the way for agency RMBS and servicer advance securitizations exposed to Ocwen Financial, following an investigation in California which could result in the offloading of Ocwen’s entire California servicing portfolio.
