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  • ING Bank has preplaced the senior €1.365bn ($1.825bn) class ‘A’ tranche from its Orange Lion 2013-9, only the third time that bonds from the Dutch residential mortgage-backed securities programme has been sold to investors, and just a month after the previous trade in the series.
  • Residential mortgage servicer and real estate investment trust Bayview Financial is expected to price tomorrow a private placement of non-performing residential mortgage securities.
  • ING Bank has preplaced the senior EUR1.365 billion ($1.825 billion) class A tranche from its Orange Lion 2013-9, only the third time that bonds from the Dutch residential mortgage-backed securities program has been sold to investors, and just a month after the previous trade in the series.
  • Mill Valley, Calif.-based Redwood Trust this week is marketing its third residential mortgage-backed securitization this year, a $600.21 million Sequoia Mortgage Trust 2013-3, underpinned by Redwood’s signature pool of prime, jumbo resi loans.
  • SNS Bank has redeemed all of the outstanding bonds in Hermes 14 RMBS and is now turning its attention to another call date in March.
  • SNS Bank has redeemed all of the outstanding bonds in Hermes 14 RMBS. It is now turning its attention to another call date in March, and plans to retain a new Lowland RMBS after annual results are published in April.
  • Santa Ana, Calif.-based Carrington Mortgage Holding Friday morning priced STWH 2013-NPL1, a $260 million securitization of non-performing residential mortgages.
  • Sentiment in the asset-backed securities secondary market has firmed up this week; in line with a positive tone across credit markets following two weeks of heavy selling.
  • The Qualified Mortgage rule and mortgage servicing standards finalized by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau last month could end up being invalidated.