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Volume 2010 - Number 5

March 5, 2010

Steps Taken Toward Non-Agency MBS Issuance

The non-agency mortgage-backed security market looks to be awakening from its slumber with help from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and separate jumbo activity. Investors this week began bidding on $1.81 billion of MBS guaranteed by the FDIC. The sale, to be underwritten by Barclays Capital, reportedly includes $1.33 billion of seasoned option ARMs acquired by the FDIC...

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