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Rabobank and Société Générale have opened the books for Rabo subsidiary Obvion’s Dutch RMBS, Storm 2010-1.
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Dutch RMBS continued to dominate European securitisation’s primary markets this week as Eu4bn of paper entered roadshows or was privately placed.
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Moody’s has introduced a new measure of extension risk for UK master trusts, which it will incorporate in its new issue reports.
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The UK government’s Budget Report, released on Thursday, turned out to be another disappointment for the country’s securitisation industry.
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Rabobank and Société Générale will shortly begin roadshows for a Eu943.5m Dutch RMBS for Rabobank’s subsidiary Obvion.
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NIBC Bank on Wednesday priced a Eu750m RMBS, Dutch MBS XV. While the shorter tranche priced at the tight end of guidance, the issuer paid up for the longer dated tranche, which came 5bp wide of guidance.
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NIBC Bank on Wednesday priced a Eu750m RMBS, Dutch MBS XV. While the shorter tranche priced at the tight end of guidance, the issuer paid up for the longer dated tranche which came 5bp wide of guidance.
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Connecticut’s Attorney General Richard Blumenthal has followed through on a promise made in November 2009 to bring lawsuits against the rating agencies, accusing Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s of breaching the state’s Unfair Trade Practices Act.
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Crédit Agricole and Credit Suisse are marketing a Eu750m RMBS for NIBC Bank — the firm’s first public deal since well before the credit crisis.