BTIG downgraded PennyMac Mortgage to Neutral from Buy without a price target. The analyst thinks the credit risk transfer program with Fannie Mae could develop as a longer-term opportunity for PennyMac and other lenders, but in the near term the firm expects the government sponsored entities will remain reluctant to share first-loss risk while the cost is relatively high. PennyMac’s dividend could be stable, although catalysts for net asset value upside look more limited, the analyst tells investors in a research note. It estimates the company’s book value is around $15.50 per share.
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