IrelandNúa Money, a relatively new mortgage lender in Ireland, has grown rapidly, accumulating nearly €1 billion in loans within two years and accounting for approximately 5% of the current mortgage market. Backed by the Allen family from Wexford, Núa uses funds from international investment banks, which later refinance these loans via residential mortgage-backed securitization (RMBS) deals. Goldman Sachs is currently marketing an RMBS deal that includes Núa's mortgages alongside those from other lenders like Pepper Advantage and Finance Ireland. This marks the third such securitization involving Núa. The company has gained traction due to its flexible underwriting policies, focusing on niche areas such as variable income and longer-term loans, and utilizes advanced technology to streamline processes.
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