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Timeline of collapse that rocked the UK bridging loan market
As well as deals backed by new loans, it will call and refinance 2023 deals
Meanwhile, BNP Paribas hires in structured finance
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Bret Ackerman, former head of residential mortgage-backed securities trading at StormHarbour Securities, has joined New York-based broker-dealer Odeon Capital Group as a senior v.p.
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Agency mortgage trader Perrin Arturi has left UBS for a new post at the Royal Bank of Scotland, where he is a managing director reporting to Brian Song, head of agency pass-through securities. Arturi started earlier this month and will focus on 15-year mortgage securities. He declined to comment on the move.
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NIBC is keeping securitization in its future funding arsenal—even as it plots out a temperate role in the market.
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Yorkshire Building Society has set the size of its debut RMBS issue Brass No 1 at £750m, but will retain £350m to repo with JP Morgan.
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About $1 billion of credit facilitates could be extended to new real estate investment trusts this year to facilitate the warehousing of mortgages in the lead up to fresh private-label residential mortgage securitizations, according to officials.
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Yorkshire Building Society, a U.K.-based thrift, is set to launch its first foray into the residential mortgage-backed market with a new deal called Brass No. 1.
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Credit Suisse is shopping Alba 2011-RP1, a rare post-crisis non-conforming U.K. residential mortgage-backed deal.
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Yorkshire Building Society has launched its debut RMBS, Brass No. 1, into a booming ABS market. The lender has mandated Barclays Capital and JP Morgan for an all sterling deal, following a roadshow that will start next week in London.
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Lead managers Barclays Capital, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley and Santander GBM gathered orders of £5.5bn equivalent for Santander UK’s Fosse 2011-1 this week. With 80 investors in the book placing 130 orders, Fosse is arguably the most broadly distributed European ABS since the crisis began.