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Private markets are starting to present good opportunities for credit strategies, particularly collateralized loan obligations, as banks have reigned in lending and shed assets.
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The tightening spread trend in U.K. residential mortgage-backed securities is set to continue with the Co-Operative Bank’s Silk Road Finance Three—the firm’s first securitization in over a year—due to be priced at the tightest level this year.
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Co-operative Bank will print the year’s tightest sterling RMBS deal after tightening price guidance, reflecting what one investor termed a “bizarrely bullish” market tone.
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Co-operative Bank’s Silk Road Finance 3 is set to be the year’s tightest sterling RMBS tranche, after lead managers released price thoughts of 140bp-145bp over three month Libor.
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Officials at Moody’s Investors Service are putting a priority on evaluating how servicers deal with home loans that have advanced to the “seriously delinquent” category; part of the agency’s recently announced updates to residential mortgage servicer quality assessments.
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Strong demand for UK paper and a positive reactions to its branch acquisitions are likely to buoy the Co-operative Bank’s planned £500m RMBS later this week.
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Clydesdale Bank priced its Lanark Master Issuer 2012-2 U.K. residential mortgage-backed trade Friday afternoon.
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The Co-Operative Bank is eyeing a return to the residential mortgage securitization market with Silk Road Finance Three, following a year-long absence.
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Moscow-based lender Bank Uralsib has priced its first securitization, a RUB 5.375 billion ($168 million) Russian residential mortgage-backed trade.