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Deutsche Bank is understood to be in discussions to write large loans directly to mid-sized home rental investor landlords, in a move that could complicate relationships with its institutional clients that are actively lending to the same borrowers. -
Banco BPI is returning to some of its DOURM RMBS programme bonds for the third time with a tender offer for 10 bonds, restarting a trend of periphery ABS buybacks that has been notably absent in 2014.
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Securitization bankers rejoiced this week as Veneto Banca laid the ground for the first public Italian RMBS syndication in nearly three years, and they believe the bank’s mid-tier compatriots have a big role to play in reviving volume in the market.
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The return of Skipton Building Society’s Darrowby prime RMBS programme to the primary market next week will be the latest sign that UK lenders are preparing for life after the government’s Funding for Lending Scheme — and there are more to come in the near future.
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Securitization investors sent a strong message to lawmakers this week that the private market is ready to take a load off taxpayers’ backs, piling into the riskiest and unrated slice in Freddie Mac's latest risk-sharing deal.
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Investors who have moved into non-conforming UK RMBS paper to improve their returns in the last 18 months should not suffer from poor performance due to increased interest rates, according to Moody’s — despite a warning from the Bank of England (BOE) to take an impending rate rise more seriously.
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Banco BPI is returning to some of its DOURM RMBS programme bonds for the third time with a tender offer for 10 bonds, restarting a trend of periphery ABS buybacks that has been notably absent in 2014.
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Credito Valtellinese Banking Group (CreVal) has completed the €347m remarketing of its Quadrivio 2011 RMBS transaction, placing 85% of the bonds outside Italy. The transaction pulled in new demand from US asset managers, in a week that has also seen a mandate for the first publicly-sold Italian RMBS deal since 2011.
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The unrated and riskiest slice in Freddie Mac’s latest risk-sharing transaction was nine times oversubscribed, in contrast to the higher-rated notes that were oversubscribed last year when the agencies first dipped their toes into the private market.
