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Russia’s Bank Petrocommerce sold its first RMBS deal this week, and compatriot Bank Vozrozhdenie is set to follow with its third. As more private investors enter the market, issuance in Russia is expected to pick up this year.
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Italian banks’ real estate-heavy loan books mean they are particularly susceptible to a European Central Bank requirement to mark to market loan collateral as part of its asset quality review, according to Moody’s.
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Hedge funds and other fast money firms are seeing a weakening bid for private-label RMBS paper, as real money accounts at asset managers prepare to rebalance their holdings of the assets.
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Oaktree Capital Management is marketing a BBB- rated securitization, which will be the second largest issuance of non-performing loans and real estate owned (REO) properties since January 2013. Oaktree is one of several non-banks and alternative asset-managers offloading such assets through securitization markets.
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American Homes 4 Rent, the country’s second largest institutional owner of single family rental properties, is promising investors a securitization deal within 60 days. A successful transaction could help spur other issuers to access the market and would secure fresh capital for the firm, allowing it to resume new acquisitions at full pace.
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Russia’s Bank Vozrozhdenie has registered to sell what would be its third domestic RMBS deal, with issuance in the country expected to pick up this year as more private investors enter the market. -
Oaktree Capital Management is marketing a BBB- rated securitization which will be the second largest issuance of non-performing loans and real-estate-owned (REO) properties since January 2013. Oaktree is one of several non-banks and alternative asset-managers offloading such assets through securitization markets.
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The US pipeline is looking comfortable after last week’s $6.8bn of supply, with Springleaf Financial looking to price its new consumer loan ABS and Redwood Trust releasing presales for a new RMBS.
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American Homes 4 Rent, the country’s second largest institutional owner of single family rental properties, is promising investors a securitization deal within 60 days. A successful transaction could help spur other issuers to access the market and would secure fresh capital for the firm, allowing it to resume new acquisitions at full pace.
