Redwood Files with SEC for Shelf Offering

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Redwood Trust filed a shelf offering with the Securities and Exchange Commission to issue MBS that will be collateralized primarily by mortgage loans secured by first liens on one- to four-family residential properties.

Any issuance from the shelf will be made under the firm’s Sequoia Mortgage Trust.

For the complete SEC filing, please see the following link.


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