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The latest Jumbo securitization from Redwood Trust, the only issuer that has been in the market recently has a lot of positives as usual. But among its few negatives is a slightly reduced and somewhat idiosyncratic geographic concentration risk that may be offset by the strength of the regional originator the produces it.
September 19 -
Residential lenders issued $27.8 billion of GNMAs in August, a slim gain of just $14 million from the prior month, according to new figures released by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
September 19 -
Moody's Investors Service has assigned provisional ratings to the $50 million whole business securitization from NuCO2.
September 19 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) today voted (4-0 today) unanimously to propose a rule intended to prohibit certain material conflicts of interest between ABS sellers and investors.
September 19 -
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will hike their guaranty fees some time next year to better reflect “that which would be anticipated in a private competitive market,” Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) acting director Ed DeMarco said Monday morning.
September 19 -
Marathon Asset Management hired three new partners for its structured and corporate credit businesses.
September 19 -
Information services firm Markit is launching a new family of indices referencing CMBS issued since 2010. The Markit TRX.II indices will begin trading on Oct. 3.
September 19 -
This week there are three auto deals that have surfaced in the ABS market. The three companies that have brought these deals to the securitization market are Nissan Motor Acceptance Corp. (NMAC), Toyota Motor Credit and Volkswagen.
September 19 -
RBS Securities (RBS) hired Tom Majewski to join RBS's global banking and markets division in the Americas as a managing director in its ABS finance coverage and advisory team.
September 19 -
Citigroup is seeking to gain control of more than $2 billion of CLOs, apparently in order to liquidate them and unwind related trades.
September 19 -
ASR just launched a weekly video news update to give our readers a quick rundown of breaking news throughout the week.
September 19 -
Now that Walter Investment Corp. has officially purchased subservicer Green Tree Servicing, St. Paul, Minn., and its parent company, GTCH Holdings, it has changed certain job duties of executives that joined the firm.
September 16 -
Bank examiners are exploring whether the nation's depositories have accurately valued $845 billion of home equity and second liens, according to seven people with direct knowledge of the matter, according to a report by Bloomberg.
September 16 -
It's not looking good for fans of keeping the higher GSE loan limits, but that hasn't stopped housing, realty and mortgage trade groups from promoting the issue through their elected officials.
September 16 -
Mike Perry, who led IndyMac Bancorp until its collapse in 2008, is trying to rehabilitate his image, waging a public campaign rarely seen from an executive of a failed bank.
September 16 -
Toyota Motor Credit Corp. filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to issue a more than $1 billion deal under its Toyota Auto Receivables 2011-B Owner Trust.
September 16 -
A verdict in Los Angeles Superior Court Friday has conjured up a shared happy ending between DoubleLine Capital CEO Jeffrey Gundlach and his former employer The TCW Group after more than two years of legal wrangling.
September 16 -
The rating agencies continue to rework their criteria in an effort to be more transparent in their methodology.
September 16 -
Barclays Capital and FundCore Finance Group have established a CMBS loan origination and securitization program.
September 16 -
Fannie Mae has apparently doled out part of a large subservicing contract on Bank of America MSRs to the residential servicing division of International Business Machines (IBM), according to industry advisors who have been briefed on the deal.
September 16