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  • Prices for Northern Rock’s Granite U.K. residential mortgage-backed securities have continued to hold up following last month’s tender by U.K. Asset Resolution, despite a slump in overall market activity in recent weeks.
  • San Bernardino, Calif., may not issue a request for proposals to evaluate the controversial application of eminent domain that would allow the county to pluck underwater mortgages from their securitized pools until mid-September, Gregory Devereaux, San Bernardino’s chief executive, told SI, last week.
  • U.K. prime residential mortgage-backed securities could enjoy a further rally as the market kicks back into action after the summer, London-based securitization analysts said Friday.
  • Senior UK non-conforming RMBS bonds rated down to single-A would suffer no losses even when placed under severe stress, according to analysis carried out by Barclays.
  • London-based officials expect the dearth of primary issuance to continue until late August, but they remain confident that new deals will surface before the month is out and be priced in the first week of September.
  • Fitch Ratings has downgraded 10 tranches in six Irish residential mortgage-backed securities deals as the Irish mortgage market remains weak.
  • Two out of three U.K. asset managers said they do not expect the London Interbank Offered Rate to survive unscathed by the recent scandal, according to F&C Investments.
  • Senior UK non-conforming RMBS bonds rated down to single-A would suffer no losses even when placed under severe stress, according to analysis carried out by Barclays.
  • Nonconforming U.K. residential mortgage-backed securities would largely be able to withstand severe stress scenarios that include all-time high unemployment, according to research from Barclays.