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RMBS rollercoaster

The residential mortgage-backed securitisation market was severely disrupted by US subprime contagion. And a brief revival of RMBS markets in Australia and South Korea is still fragile following problems for home loan buyers. By Kathleen Kearney

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After eight gloomy months, a modest revival in activity in mortgage-backed securities emerged at opposite ends of Asia in May and June. More than a dozen high-quality, residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) were launched in Australia and South Korea and quickly taken up by investors at modest premiums over similar issues in 2007.

But as quickly as the market stirred, it died down, as another

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