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RMBS continues to buck a sharp downward trend in Russian debt issuance this year, with Credit Bank of Moscow prepping its debut transaction. -
Barclays Bank agreed on Thursday to settle claims against the bank alleging violations involving private label mortgage-backed securities purchased by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac leading up to the crisis.
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Former investment banker and Carrington Holdings vet Chris Whalen has landed another gig after joining Weiss Residential Research as an advisor last month. This time, he’s popped up at Kroll Bond Ratings Agency.
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Real estate investment trusts will soon be competing to buy non-performing residential loans, which are expected to fuel the growth of single family rental portfolios and subsequent securitizations.
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UniCredit is set to sell a £208.5m securitization of first lien UK non-conforming residential mortgage loans acquired by its UK subsidiary Redstone Mortgages. Bankers away from the deal told GlobalCapital it was well suited to investors’ current interests.
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The head of the US Federal Housing Administration, Commissioner Carol Galante, on Tuesday became the highest-ranking policymaker, and the first administration official, to chime in on investor activity in the home rental market.
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Two firms, American Homes 4 Rent and American Residential Properties Inc, will issue debut home rental securitizations in a matter of weeks, after months of anticipation from at least one of the issuers.
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UniCredit is set to sell a £208.5m securitization of first lien UK non-conforming residential mortgage loans acquired by its UK subsidiary Redstone Mortgages. Bankers away from the deal told GlobalCapital it was well suited to investors’ current interests.
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Some ABS bankers are adamant that a new Spanish prime RMBS transaction would be received with as much enthusiasm as Italy’s recent comeback, despite an increase in mortgage loan defaults.
