Moody's: German RMBS 90+ day delinquencies improved in the six-month period ending October 2016
German RMBS Indices-- October 2016. Frankfurt am Main, December 22, 2016-- The 90+ day delinquencies of German RMBS decreased to 1.6% in October 2016 from 1.8% in April 2016, according to the latest German RMBS indices published semi-annually by Moody's Investors Service. The index consists of two sub-indices of low to medium and high loan-to-value transactions.
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