US Securitization
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Leading non-QM issuer seeks larger deals as both investor capital and comfort with the sector grow
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Over 10 accounts participate as 'fix and flip' lender gets strong execution
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Rating agencies' risk aversion means the securitization market is missing a crucial voice as 'fix and flip' evolves
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George Smith is joined by VanEck's Fran Rodilosso and Bill Sokol to discuss how CLO ETFs weathered April's tariff-induced volatility, before discussing what was a busy week with Tom Hall
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Synchrony pays up over deal in February
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Further tightening among abundant non-QM deals is expected to be limited
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Triple-B tranche tried at 210bp-220bp as rapid tightening worries banker
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Recovering market conditions and unsatisfied demand to spur issuance
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Strong demand for residential transition loans extends to unrated deals
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Issuer's first 144A deal marketed 15bp wide of where comparable priced a year ago
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Deal priced inside guidance, though views vary on structure’s long-term viability
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Heavy supply set to drive non-QM spreads wider and further apart