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Russia’s Agency for Home Mortgage Lending took the country a further step toward a viable domestic securitisation market this week with the launch of its R3.295bn RMBS.
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Barclays Capital is preparing a synthetic balance sheet CLO for Danske Bank.
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The credit default swap-driven weakness in UK non-conforming RMBS continued this week as another deal’s triple-B notes offered a spread of 120bp and others received price guidance in three figures.
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The UK mortgage master trust sector demonstrated its renowned resilience this week as investors ignored weakness in the UK non-conforming sector to snap up the latest offering from Northern Rock.
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The fledgling European market for credit default swaps on asset backed securities showed its influence on the cash securitisation market this week.
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The bustling but precarious non-conforming MBS pipeline was joined by an equally busy and more confident prime RMBS pipeline this week as Barclays and a pair of Italian banks entered the frame.
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UBS this week priced a Eu2.97bn selldown of an RMBS originally issued and retained by Banco Santander Totta in December 2005.
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Several non-conforming mortgage securitisations joined the pipeline this week, leaving many traders and investors anxious about the imminent pricing of the first deal of the wave, Morgan Stanley’s ResLoc 2007-1.
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Bradford & Bingley launched Aire Valley Mortgages 2007-1, the sixth deal from its specialist mortgage master trust on Tuesday, via Barclays, Citigroup and UBS.