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Bank seeks to become programmatic issuer after doing first ever prime jumbo trade with a non-QM type structure
Alternative investment manager to buy up to $2bn in newly originated mortgages from a prominent non-QM issuer
Top tier issuer could land inside most of last week's non-QM trades but some see limit to spread tightening
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US bank seeks $373m deal after a busy Friday for US RMBS including A&D's sixth deal of the year -
Small number of investors showing resistance to tightening are not enough to reverse market course
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Deal is expected to price early next week as there are at least four live non-QM trades in primary
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High mortgage rates were no obstacle to the US RMBS market in 2024 as alternative asset classes came to the fore and credit quality stayed robust. Although the unpredictable outlook for rates remains a market concern, there is every reason to expect the positive trends will continue in 2025, writes Nick Conforti
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Demand remains plentiful even bankers say some investors are showing resistance to levels
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Spreads could tighten further amid unusually busy final month that should set up mortgage markets for a strong start to 2025
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Invictus non-QM deal a 'blow-out' as further issuers line for year-end
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Remote risks remain as technical factors set up agency MBS for a strong 2025
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Issuer's fourth investor loans deal of the year ties with an Invictus trade from June, but demand for mezz tranches softening
