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Leads on F Van Lanschot Bankiers’ first deal from its new residential mortgage-backed securities shelf, Lunet, opened books on Monday morning, after the borrower finished a European roadshow last week.
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UK lender Virgin Money has priced its re-offer of £300m worth of previously retained ‘A2’ notes from last year’s Gosforth 2012-2 UK RMBS.
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Leads on F Van Lanschot Bankiers’ first deal from its new RMBS shelf, Lunet, opened books on Monday morning, after the borrower finished a European roadshow last week.
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U.K. lender Virgin Money has priced its re-offer of £300 million (£484.97 million) worth of previously-retained A2 notes from last year’s Gosforth 2012-2 U.K. prime residential mortgage securitization.
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Former UBS head of mortgage-backed securities trading Brian Cohane has come out of a seven-year retirement to help Société Générale expand its trading operations into agency MBS.
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Virgin Money is selling £250m worth of the previously retained ‘A2’ notes from its UK prime residential mortgage securitization Gosforth 2012-2.
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The Federal Reserve moved beyond the Basel Committee On Banking Supervision Thursday in the latest round of liquidity rules designed to reduce systemic risk among the largest banks and other financial institutions.
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Banks are bidding up Ginnie Mae and Treasury bonds this week in anticipation of the Federal Reserves’s new U.S. liquidity rules, which may keep higher risk weightings on Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac bonds.
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Lewis Ranieri’s residential mortgage lending company Shellpoint Partners announced Tuesday it withdrew its $250.84 million securitization of jumbo loans after two attempts in market, opting instead for a whole loan sale.