Chase is set to issue a $750 million deal while Chimera is planning a $362 million MBS. Both securities are stocked with jumbos along with mortgages eligible for sale to the GSEs.

Wells Fargo is maintaining its steady issuance of prime non-agency MBS while a pending deal from Neuberger Berman is much larger than the expanded-credit MBS the firm issued in May.

Eleven expanded-credit MBS have been introduced since June 15, with a total unpaid principal balance of $3.4 billion.

Three prime non-agency deals were brought to market at the end of June. One of them is backed by GSE-eligible investment-property loans.

A recent cash infusion will help MFA Financial revive its first ever non-QM MBS. The deal had been put on hold because of the pandemic.

Four deals were brought to the market in the past two weeks and more are in the works. However, issuance will slow as the recent activity was backed by loans originated before non-QM lenders halted production.

Wells Fargo is set to issue a $478.1 million jumbo MBS, marking only the second deal of the quarter.

After issuance ground to a halt in March, five non-QM MBS deals came to the market in May and more are on the way. Transactions have been stocked with slightly seasoned mortgages.

A $335 million deal from Goldman Sachs is the first prime non-agency MBS in the market since mid-March. The transaction includes mortgages originated in the past few months.

A coalition of industry trade groups asked the SEC to revise standards for publicly registered non-agency MBS. They suggested aligning standards with practices for private placements.