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Mervyn King, the governor of the Bank of England, delivered a stern put down to supporters of proposals to lift the UK mortgage funding market this week, disappointing structured finance bankers and the mortgage industry.
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The Council of Mortgage Lenders this week proposed an extension of the Bank of England’s special liquidity scheme (SLS) to cover newly originated assets.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) this week accused Fitch, Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s of substantial failings in the way they rated US RMBS and CDOs in the period leading up to the credit crisis.
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FEARS that Spain’s housing market is on the brink of bursting intensified this week as new data indicated a rapid slowdown.
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During the darkest days of the credit crisis, participants in the European ABS market consoled themselves with the thought that on this side of the Atlantic liquidity was the problem, not credit quality.
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HBOS has launched its first securitisation of residential mortgages into the market since the credit crisis began, with a £500m deal that prised open a vital funding market for UK banks.
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Secondary market spreads for European ABS continued their rally for most of the week, but slipped on Thursday after the Bank of England and European Central Bank held their policy rates.
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MORGAN STANLEY and KIT Finance Investment Bank have priced a R6bn ($256m) securitisation of Russian mortgages for KIT.
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The Bank of England today (Monday) unveiled a new £50bn liquidity facility designed to clear the overhang of mortgages created by and perpetuating the credit crunch.