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Banca Popolare di Vicenza has delayed the pricing of its new Berica RMBS until Monday after some investors that indicated they could submit large indications of interest asked for more time to work on their bids. -
Credit Bank of Moscow became the latest debutant in the Russian RMBS market this week, placing its deal with private investors and demonstrating the product’s value to the country’s banks in volatile markets.
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New deals in rare asset classes and legacy paper are keeping the summer slowdown at bay this week as jumbo RMBS from Citigroup, WinWater, a new single-family rental transaction, and a handful of esoteric ABS deals fill into the US pipeline.
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Real estate investment trust Altisource Residential is ramping up its credit facilities in a bid to securitize a pool of non-performing loans, which could be packaged and sold this year.
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Colony American Homes, one of the US's largest institutional investors in single-family properties, is marketing its second sale of bonds backed by rental payments, as spreads on the firm’s first issuance widen in secondary trading.
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George Osborne announced on Thursday that the Bank of England will gain powers to curb risky mortgage lending as the government aims to head off a house price bubble. His statement, at his annual Mansion House speech, follows a decision by Lloyds Bank two and a half weeks ago to cap the size of its largest mortgages.
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Banca Popolare di Vicenza has mandated banks for a long awaited brand new RMBS deal from its Berica platform, looking to extend a good recent run of public issuance from Italy into the summer as investors continue to push down spreads in periphery Europe.
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Lloyds Bank is reacting to a surge in UK house prices by placing caps on the size of its largest mortgages, a top bank executive said on Thursday, one day after Christine Lagarde, head of the International Monetary Fund, called on the Bank of England to follow through with such measures.
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Banca Popolare di Vicenza has mandated banks for a long awaited brand new RMBS deal from its Berica platform, looking to extend a good recent run of public issuance from Italy into the summer as investors continue to push down spreads in periphery Europe.
