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Principality Building Society won plaudits from ABS bankers this week after its second ever visit to the RMBS market bettered its first effort by £200m and pulled in a number of new investors. -
More pressure was heaped on the UK government this week as figures showed house price growth increased to 11.1% in May. The news came as a survey from Barclays analysts suggests too many borrowers are relying on rising prices to manage interest-only debt and the actions of servicers are still vital to protecting RMBS performance.
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Two of the strongest RMBS platforms in the European securitization market hit the market this week, and showed investors are still eager to grab the highest quality paper even as the global yield hunt drives many further down the credit curve.
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ABS investors continued to gulp down Italian RMBS paper this week, showing no fatigue for Veneto Banca’s second deal in as many months, while Banca Sella was set to price its first public deal since 2005 on Friday.
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ABS investors continued to gulp down Italian RMBS paper this week, showing no fatigue for Veneto Banca’s second deal in as many months, while Banca Sella also prepared to price its first public deal since 2005.
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Principality Building Society has won plaudits from ABS bankers after its second ever visit to the RMBS market bettered its first effort by £200m and pulled in a number of new investors.
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Mortgage real estate investment trusts that are moving out of agency mortgages and into physical property assets, such as single family rental homes, are encountering resistance from some investors.
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Citi has combined its structuring groups for credit and residential real estate products, expanding the responsibilities of its head of European CLOs and several directors to reflect the reorganisation.
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More pressure was heaped on the UK government on Tuesday as figures showed house price growth increased to 11.1% in May. The news comes as a survey from Barclays analysts suggests too many borrowers are relying on rising prices to manage interest-only debt and the actions of servicers are still vital to protecting RMBS performance.
