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Goldman closes on latest prime jumbo RMBS

Goldman Sachs Mortgage Co. has priced $394 million in notes above par in its first prime jumbo securitization of 2021, backed by a portfolio of 30-year mortgages with a balance of $415.7 million.

According to Finsight.com market data, the 144A-registered transaction included a $341.36 million Class A tranche of pass-through certificates at $104.17 ($100 par) when it closed last Friday. The notes carried preliminary AAA ratings from Fitch Ratings and DBRS Morningstar.

The vast majority of the 423 loans in the deal are non-agency prime jumbo loans with an average loan balance of $982,788. The mortgages have a weighted average seasoning of two months, and average coupon of 3.087% -- the lowest among recent Goldman prime-jumbo securities offerings.

Nearly 93% were originated through retail channels including Cross Country Mortgage (41.4% of the pool balance), Guaranteed Rate Inc. (20.4%) and Movement Mortgage (10.7%). The collateral pool is nearly split between purchase loans (55.8% of the pool) and refinancing.

All of the loans are serviced by NewRez, d/b/a Shellpoint Mortgage Servicing.

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