ORDE Financial made its debut in the benchmark residential mortgage-backed securities market on 22 February, printing volume – A$1 billion in total – that KangaNews believes to be the most ever by a debutant nonbank issuer. The issuer shares perspectives on funding and execution strategy, a healthy domestic securitisation market and plans to grow its investor base further in future.
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