AD Mortgage completes $407M securitization, its sixth of the year

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HousingWire reports that AD Mortgage has completed its sixth securitization of the year, a $407 million deal sponsored by Imperial Fund Asset Management, with AD Mortgage originating nearly four-fifths of the underlying loans. The transaction underscores continued institutional appetite for mortgage-backed securities even as originators navigate a higher-rate environment. For AD Mortgage, the milestone reflects both scale and repeat access to the capital markets.

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