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Morgan Stanley Investment Management is hoping to convince more European investors to participate in its new Global Mortgage Securities Fund, a Luxembourg-registered fund that primarily invests in US non-agency Alt-A RMBS. -
The city of Richmond, Calif. has taken the first step toward acquiring mortgage loans out of private-label residential mortgage-backed securities with or without the consent of investors in those securities.
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Italian mortgage prepayment rates hit an all-time low at the end of 2012, Fitch Ratings said this week.
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London-based TwentyFour Asset Management has hired Douglas Charleston as a portfolio manager, with a focus on European residential mortgage-backed securities.
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Italian mortgage prepayment rates hit an all-time low at the end of 2012, Fitch Ratings said this week. Deleveraging in Italian RMBS should, however, be enough to negate any negative carry that may occur as a result.
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London-based TwentyFour Asset Management has hired Douglas Charleston as a portfolio manager, with a focus on European residential mortgage-backed securities.
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A surge in supply of residential mortgage-backed securities on the secondary market, primarily from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, met with solid demand last week.
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Bank of Queensland prioritized deal size for its first REDS RMBS deal of the year, increasing the volume of placed notes by AUD 350 million ($323.96 million) on Friday.
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A recent ruling from the Spanish Supreme Court that certain floor clauses — designed to set a minimum interest rate for the borrower — are legally unenforceable could lead to slightly reduced excess spread in some Spanish RMBS, according to rating agencies Fitch and Standard & Poors.
