Chase Home Lending Mortgage issues $378.7 million RMBS

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BREAKING — National Mortgage News reports that Chase Home Lending Mortgage has issued a $378.7 million residential mortgage-backed security, the second transaction from its shelf. The offering is backed by 651 first-lien, fully amortizing fixed-rate mortgages. These are plain-vanilla loans with no surprises in structure, the kind of paper that still underpins much of how mortgage capital moves through the system.

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