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A handful of new issue Dutch residential mortgage-backed transactions emerged this week and securitization bankers say U.S. investors continue to have the asset class in their sights.
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The demand for peripheral bonds in the secondary market has continued to grow, enabling Banco Popolare de Vicenza to sell the senior tranche from its Berica 10 RMBS, which had been retained for repo, into the market at par.
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Constraints on European residential mortgage-backed securities ratings are shifting, with sovereign pressures and counterparty issues posing an increasingly larger risk to ratings, Standard & Poor’s said Wednesday.
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Rabobank subsidiary Obvion is back in the market with a new issue of Dutch residential mortgage-backed securities from its STORM shelf.
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Obvion’s first Storm transaction of 2013 and Volkswagen’s Driver 10 auto ABS will show the exceptional strength of the ABS market when they are priced next week, bankers reckon.
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Spreads on lesser-quality, peripheral names in European securitization have continued to tighten, as investors look outside their comfort zones for paper amid lack of supply, and some market officials think the stage is set for a steep gapping out.
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ING Bank has preplaced Orange Lion 2013-8 RMBS B.V., a securitization of Dutch residential mortgages.
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Dutch lender ING has sold €3bn of RMBS from its Orange Lion shelf, in a deal that was sole led by JP Morgan.
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NIBC Bank is preparing to come to market with Dutch MBS XVIII, a EUR526.5 million ($702.9 million) securitization of Dutch residential mortgages.