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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  • Lehman Brothers underlined its commanding lead in the origination of non-conforming mortgages by marketing its next Eurosail transaction days after launching its last one.
  • Investors were spoilt for choice in UK nonconforming paper as issuers launched over £4bn of deals in the last week, with another £1.1bn on the way.
  • The taps on the bulging UK non-prime deal pipeline burst open this week, with Britannia Building Society subsidiary Platform Funding, Paragon and Lehman Brothers pricing around £3.3bn of buy-to-let, near and sub-prime paper, and Merrill Lynch and Oakwood Homeloans preparing another £1.2bn of non-conforming deals to come to the market this month.
  • hat do hedge fund managers do with their money? This summer, we had a number of friends staying in the south of France and Sardinia or who came across some hedgies who were leaving to cruise down the Croatian coast in their new yachts.
  • The UK non-conforming mortage sector had a difficult week, with Kensington Group suffering a drastic fall in its share price after reporting rising arrears in its mortgage portfolio.
  • The UK non-conforming mortgage sector was no exception to the heavy issuance in the European securitisation market in the past seven days.
  • Fitch Ratings has affirmed all tranches in Kensington Group's RMS 17 transaction, despite its recent reserve fund draw. RMS 17 had already drawn on the fund in November 2005, however the fund was replenished to £20m by excess spread. The transaction drew £1.45m out of its reserve fund at its last payment date in May, its largest draw to date, leaving the fund at £18.55m.
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  • Sure of its advantage Morgan Stanley looks set to make a bigger splash in European mortgage securitisation. Robert Schach explains why.
  • Commerzbank is signaling a new focus on economic capital management with a Eu282m CLO transaction, in which it securitises the mezzanine risk from a portfolio of loans to international companies.