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Issuance of U.S. private label residential mortgage-backed securities has increased steadily over the last two years. However, a combination of interest rate volatility, regulatory uncertainty and limited government-sponsored enterprise reform has significantly restricted the rate of growth. -
ABN Amro’s single tranche Dutch residential mortgage securitization Dolphin Master Issuer 2013-2 priced late on Tuesday afternoon.
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BlueStep Finans, the Swedish non-conforming mortgage lender, hopes the pricing of its first residential mortgage-backed securities deal since the financial crisis last week will kickstart its securitization strategy, according to David Torpey, managing director at BlueStep.
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BlueStep Finans, the Swedish non-conforming mortgage lender, hopes the pricing of its first residential mortgage-backed securities deal since the financial crisis last week will kickstart its securitization strategy going forward, according to David Torpey, managing director at BlueStep.
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Lead managers on ABN Amro’s first Dolphin RMBS since 2011 started taking indications of interest (IOIs) for the EUR500 million ($679 million) of class A notes on Monday morning, after the issuer finished a week long roadshow on Friday.
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Lead managers on ABN Amro’s first Dolphin RMBS since 2011 started taking indications of interest for the €500m of ‘A’ notes on Monday morning, after the issuer finished a week long roadshow on Friday.
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Swedish mortgage provider Bluestep Finans has unveiled a new capital structure for its Swedish non-conforming mortgage securitization, which now has a senior euro denominated tranche to match investor interest.
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OneSavings Bank, which conducts business in the UK mainly under the Kent Reliance Building Society name, has sold its first ever UK RMBS in a privately placed club deal that is backed mainly by non-conforming loans originated in 2007.
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Mortgage bankers and a bipartisan group of lawmakers are pushing back hard against the Federal Housing Finance Agency’s proposition to reduce the conforming loan limit that would begin in January.
