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Secondary trading in residential mortgage-backed securities has enjoyed an improved tone this week with more buyer interest in paper, though traders said this was against a backdrop of low flow volumes.
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ING Bank has privately placed Orange Lion 2013-10, a securitization of prime Dutch residential home loans which featured a long weighted average life that aimed to shift €2bn of mortgages from its balance sheet.
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ING Bank has privately placed Orange Lion 2013-10 B.V., a securitization of prime Dutch residential home loans which feature a longer weighted average life aimed at clearing EUR2 billion ($2.57 billion) worth of mortgages from the firm’s balance sheet.
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ING Bank has privately placed Orange Lion 2013-10, a securitization of prime Dutch residential home loans which featured a long weighted average life that aimed to shift €2bn of mortgages from its balance sheet.
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Russia’s Promsvyazbank has closed its first ever securitization of mortgages, providing another sign of the growing asset-backed market in the country.
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Leeds Building Society overcame a difficult market backdrop to price its debut public Albion RMBS within a price range that was similar to the all-in cost that it would have paid using the UK’s Funding for Lending Scheme.
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Russia’s Promsvyazbank has closed its first ever securitization of mortgages, providing another sign of the growing asset-backed market in the country.
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Leeds Building Society overcame a difficult market backdrop to price its debut public Albion residential mortgage-backed securities within a price range that was similar to the all-in cost that it would have paid using the U.K.'s Funding for Lending Scheme.
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Leeds Building Society overcame a difficult market backdrop to price its debut public Albion RMBS within a price range that was similar to the all-in cost that it would have paid using the UK's Funding for Lending Scheme.