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Rabobank’s home loan subsidiary Obvion preplaced its third residential mortgage securitisation of 2013, STORM 2013-III BV, on Tuesday afternoon.
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Rabobank’s home loan subsidiary Obvion is planning to preplace its third STORM residential mortgage securitization of 2013, STORM 2013-III B.V.
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Rabobank’s home loan subsidiary Obvion is planning to preplace its third Storm residential mortgage securitisation of 2013, Storm 2013-III B.V.
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Santander UK has announced a new deal from its Holmes master issuer RMBS shelf. The deal is the first UK master trust RMBS this year and marks a slight uptick in issuance from the UK recently.
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The first U.K. prime residential mortgage securitization to emerge this year—West Bromwich Building Society’s Kenrick No. 2—was hailed by London-based professionals this week, who predicted solid demand for the notes given the lack of paper in the market.
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Trading volumes have been low this week, but core and peripheral ABS spreads are continuing to tighten. "There’s still just a very positive tone in risk assets across the board," an ABS trader in London told EuroWeek Structured Finance. "Credit and equity are both strong."
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The first UK prime residential mortgage securitisation to emerge this year — West Bromwich Building Society’s Kenrick No 2 — was welcomed with open arms by London-based professionals this week, who predicted solid demand for the notes given the lack of paper in the market.
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Last week’s six notch downgrade by Moody’s of the Co-Operative Bank has met ABS bankers’ predictions and had a limited impact on the bank’s outstanding RMBS transactions.
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Trading volumes have been low this week, but core and peripheral ABS spreads are continuing to move tighter. “There’s still just a very positive tone in risk assets across the board,” an ABS trader in London told EuroWeek Structured Finance. “Credit and equity are both strong.”