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A second round of Dutch residential mortgages is being securitized this week with the issuance of Euro-denominated notes backed by 157.73 million in non-conforming home loans underwritten by ELQ Portefeuille I B.V., a specialty lender in The Netherlands.
Obvion, a Dutch mortgage lender owned by Rabobank, is kicking off 2017 with its 41st securitization of 1.19 billion in prime residential mortgages to homeowners in The Netherlands.
Moodys Investors Service has assigned provisional ratings to five classes of notes in STORM 2016-II B.V., a 1.15 billion pooling of 5,729 30-year home loans to consumers in The Netherlands. The sizes of the Euro-denominated notes are to be determined.
Dutch mortgage lender Obvion N.V. is structuring its 34th securitization of residential mortgages through its Purple Storm 2016 B.V trust.
Dutch mortgage lender Obvion, which is a subsidiary of Rabobank, is marketing a securitization backed by Dutch residential mortgage and construction loans.