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UK buy-to-let mortgage provider Paragon Group has renewed and expanded its mortgage warehouse facility with Macquarie Bank, allowing for larger issuance when it comes to market next year.
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Hurricane Sandy set back the strong pace of issuance in the structured finance markets that has characterized recent months.
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Virgin Money is set to return to the U.K. residential mortgage-backed market later this month with Gosforth 2012-2, its second RMBS deal this year.
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All the class ‘A’ noteholders in NIBC’s Sound 1 RMBS have opted to hold on to their bonds, the bank said on Tuesday, in announcing the results of its tender offer. Analysts praised the bank for the way it carried out the exercise.
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A clearer picture of the scale of distressed Irish mortgages has emerged after Allied Irish Banks revealed that up to 10,000 of its most distressed borrowers will probably need long-term refinancing solutions, including possible debt write-offs.
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Virgin Money, the bank that acquired Northern Rock’s performing mortgage book, is gearing up for a second RMBS this year from its Gosforth programme. It will be the first publically sold RMBS from a UK issuer that has signed up to the Bank of England’s Funding for Lending Scheme (FLS), showing that the cheap central bank money won’t put a stop to new deals.
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The Nebraska Investment Council is gearing up for management and allocation changes to its roughly $693 million fund, as well as looking to make opportunistic investments in residential or commercial mortgage-backed securities as its five-year-old distressed MBS investments wind down, according to sister publication Foundation & Endowment Intelligence.
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Europe’s securitization market saw solid trading of bonds from a bids-wanted-in-competition list stacked with prime resi paper from U.K. building societies, while U.K. non-conforming and buy-to-let bonds also piqued traders’ interest in secondaries this week.
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A clearer picture of the scale of distressed Irish mortgages has begun to emerge, after Allied Irish Banks revealed on Wednesday that up to 10,000 of its most distressed borrowers will probably need long-term refinancing solutions, including possible debt write-offs.