On Friday afternoon Brisbane-based non-bank lender Firstmac priced $700 million of RMBS with the $315 million of Class A-1 notes.
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Firstmac CFO James Austin has told the Australian Securitisation Forum’s Conference that RMBS funding will return to pre-COVID levels.
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