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Freddie Mac is launching a new securitization product that will increase its role in multifamily CMBS just as market participants have touted Freddie’s divestment of risk in RMBS. -
Intu, the UK shopping centres company, sold a £350m bond this week to finance the transfer of two more malls into its secured funding vehicle.
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Intu, the UK shopping centres company, sold its £350m bond today to finance the transfer of two more malls into its secured funding vehicle.
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Intu, the UK property company formerly called Capital Shopping Centres, is to hold a bond investor call on Tuesday November 4, to prepare for a £350m new issue from its secured group funding structure.
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Credit Agricole CIB and Deutsche Bank successfully placed the financing for the Westfield Stratford shopping centre, a UK CMBS called Strat 2014, on Tuesday, shrugging off questions about the structure of the deal that dogged it when the leads first marketed it in late July.
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About half of commercial loan assets backing CMBS that were due to mature this year and last are still awaiting resolution, according to Fitch’s third quarter EMEA commercial mortgage market report. As a consequence the workload of servicers has increased considerably, said the agency in the report published on Monday.
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The relaunch of Westfield’s Strat 2014 CMBS, which finances the Westfield Stratford shopping centre, looks set to price inside the guidance offered when the deal was first marketed.
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Crédit Agricole and Deutsche Bank this week relaunched the £750m Westfield CMBS they were forced to pull in the summer amid poor demand and regulatory concerns. The deal came the morning after Deutsche Bank priced the first multi-loan and multi-sponsor Dutch CMBS since the crisis.
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Investors are expected to hoover up any ABS and CMBS that banks offload to meet regulatory requirements under the recently finalised liquidity coverage ratio (LCR). But they may have less paper to buy than initially expected.
