GLOBALCAPITAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED, a company

incorporated in England and Wales (company number 15236213),

having its registered office at 4 Bouverie Street, London, UK, EC4Y 8AX

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  • FIG
    Investec’s new UK prime RMBS, Gemgarto 2011-1 (an anagram of mortgage), will include features more commonly associated with other asset classes – a legacy of Investec’s background as a major originator of non-conforming collateral.
  • Investec has rolled out a £204 million ($327 million) securitization through its Kensington unit.
  • FIG
    Investec added another name to the universe of RMBS issuers on Tuesday, appointing Barclays Capital and Investec Capital Markets for a new UK prime deal, Gemgarto 2011. Investec has been historically very active in UK non-conforming RMBS and South African RMBS, but this is the first time it has securitised its UK prime book.
  • FIG
    Paragon’s expected return to securitisation this quarter will need innovative structuring to address extension risk, market participants judge. While collateral in the UK buy-to-let player’s legacy deals has performed well, with best-in-class delinquencies and repossessions (ahead of some UK prime), Paragon could not call the deals during the crisis.
  • Kensington Mortgages, the London-based home lending subsidiary of Investec, is being tipped for a return to the U.K. residential mortgage securitization arena.
  • Everyone looked well-groomed for Société Générale’s summer do last Monday — it was held in the posh courtyard of the V&A Museum in South Kensington, after all. But there was something even more polished about Richard Hill’s appearance.
  • Everyone looked well-groomed for Société Générale’s summer do last Monday — it was held in the posh courtyard of the V&A Museum in South Kensington, after all. But there was something even more polished about Richard Hill’s appearance.
  • The positive tone has softened in the European asset-backed securities market since the end of May with turmoil surrounding the peripheral sovereigns, especially Greece, finally taking its toll.
  • Moody’s Investors Service has downgraded non-conforming residential mortgage-backed securities issued by the U.K.-based Money Partners and Kensington Mortgages.
  • Leak loves a bit of social media, and to help out a pal, we have decided to be online estate agents this week. UBS’s favourite Italian is looking to make the move west so here is our advert for him:
  • The MTN market is just full of kind-hearted people, isn’t it? Not to mention physically fit. And apparently they don’t come any kinder and fitter than the Crédit Agricole desk, where the employees are all gripped by marathon fever.
  • Natixis has priced a €200 million ($280.4 million) non-conforming residential mortgage-backed securitization backed with Dutch owner-occupied mortgages.