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The spread premium between sterling buy to let and prime RMBS has tightened, but investors have few deals to choose from
Duo to raise $895m between them before SFVegas but some investors want rarer names
UK mortgage specialist has included second liens in previous five deals
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Pair of debutants, from the leasing ABS sector and Dutch prime RMBS market, are out with IPTs -
Duo including debutant Fidelis out with RTL deals for combined $361m
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Issuer notches its tightest senior spread on a investor loans deal in five years, though class 'B-1' widens
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Supply fatigue has eased so the year's second wave of issuance should see spreads back come in, though not to last month’s tights
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Good order sizes for the trio of deals suggest that higher issuance flow would be supported
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Insurers look to make holding more capital-efficient while more RMBS buyers get comfortable with junior bonds
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The proposed RMBS regulatory change puts all participants in limbo, has no apparent benefit, and ultimately will hurt Maryland consumers
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German lender plans to become regular issuer, having been offering mortgages in the Netherlands since 2022
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Trio of sterling issuers receiving good traction after IPTs, with pricing on all three expected on Wednesday
