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  • Broker-dealer firm The PrinceRidge Group has added five directors to sales and trading positions to its mortgage-backed securities division; part of a recent expansion of the group led by senior managing director and head of U.S. residential mortgage-backed securities Barry Berkeley, who joined the firm from Sterne Agee & Leach in January.
  • Rising default rates on automobile loans are driving Brazilian banks to cut back on lending.
  • Ginnie Mae has ordered issuers of its mortgage-backed securities to make four additional pieces of data available to investors beginning in September.
  • A lack of confidence in the models credit ratings agencies use to assess residential mortgage-backed securities and in the agencies themselves is stifling the U.S. housing recovery, according to Reason Foundation.
  • American International Group invested $7.4 billion in the first quarter, including a 15% allocation to non-agency residential mortgage-backed securities.
  • The Federal Reserve of Bank of New York has launched another round of bidding for collateralized debt obligations in its Maiden Lane III portfolio.
  • FIG
    Two UK RMBS issuers announced new deals this week and another priced its offer at the tight end of guidance as the product continued in a rich vein of form. It is finally receiving recognition for its underlying performance and spread stability, though regulatory bias against the asset class still prevents more of a revival, according to market participants.
  • FIG
    Santander UK announced the first RMBS transaction of 2012 from its Fosse master trust. The deal will include an Australian dollar tranche and double-A rated notes, offering investors some rarity value.
  • FIG
    Aegon’s Saecure 11 transaction, the first Dutch RMBS to tap the US market, will offer Dutch mortgage providers a template for a useful secondary source of securitisation funding, according to market participants.