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Santander UK has found an additional £500m of interest for its private placement of Fosse 2010-3, a master trust RMBS announced at the end of June.
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Investec’s UK mortgage lending subsidiary Kensington Mortgage Co has confirmed that it aims to return to the RMBS market later this year. The planned securitisation, Kensington’s first public deal since March 2007 and the first under Investec’s ownership, will be backed by seasoned and newly originated prime and buy to let mortgages. The firm restarted new lending last November, offering products with a maximum loan to value ratio of 75% and without a non-conforming range. It hopes to come to market with a deal up to £250m.
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Dutch mortgage lender Aegon Levensverzekering has privately placed a Eu1.017bn RMBS, Saecure 7. JPMorgan CIO committed to buy Eu700m of the 4.31 year average life senior tranche at 135bp over Euribor. Aegon has retained the subordinated tranches, which contribute to total credit enhancement of 8.5%.
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Santander UK is privately placing a £3bn issue from its Fosse mortgage master trust, marking the third time it has tapped the RMBS market since March.
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Santander UK is privately placing a £3bn issue from its Fosse mortgage master trust, marking the third time it has tapped the RMBS market since March.
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SNS Bank has privately placed the restructured triple-A notes from Hermes XIV, a Eu2.9bn Dutch RMBS it originally issued and retained in 2008.
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SNS Bank has privately placed the restructured triple-A notes from Hermes XIV, a Eu2.9bn Dutch RMBS it originally issued and retained in 2008.
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Obvion, Rabobank’s mortgage lending subsidiary, this week privately placed Eu950m of triple-A notes with a single investor through its Storm RMBS programme.
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Fortis Bank Nederland this week privately placed an extremely rare deeply subordinated tranche from its Dolphin master trust, backed by Dutch residential mortgages, opening up the possibility that securitisation could once again be used for risk transfer.