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Although covered bonds and ABS are starting to be regarded as alternatives to one another, market experts said that these two markets could definitely co-exist. For one, these products have very different sets of buyers. The two also have varying liquidity and structural advantages and constraints.
July 1 -
Despite the devastation in the wake of the global financial crisis, there are certain areas of the securitization market that present opportunities for investors.
July 1 -
Mortgage prices across most of the stack are sitting at record highs, while mortgage rates are near record lows.
July 1 -
Last June the Basel Committee released the calendar for implementing adjustments to the Basel II market risk framework.
July 1 -
For 1H10, public ABS issuance reached $25.76 billion, according to preliminary figures from the ASR Scorecards database. This figure dropped from $50.7 billion for 1H09.
July 1 -
Several deals have come to market backed by different asset classes from issuers in various parts of the globe.
June 29 -
The New York Federal Reserve will engage in coupon swaps to help facilitate the delivery of approximately $9.2 billion in currently unsettled FNMA 5.5% pools, the regulator announced this morning.
June 28 -
Morgan Stanley Thursday afternoon agreed to pay $102 million to Massachusetts homeowners and the state, settling allegations that it aided and abetted subprime lender New Century Financial Corp. in taking advantage of consumers.
June 25 -
Standard & Poor's has announced the categories of debt instruments which ratings will have a structured finance identifier.
June 25 -
An amendment by Rep. Scott Garrett, R- N.J. creating a new legal and regulatory framework for U.S. covered bonds was taken out from the financial reform bill that was agreed upon early this morning.
June 25