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Lead managers Crédit Agricole and Deutsche Bank have revised price guidance on their £750m Westfield Stratford City Finance CMBS, focusing investors on the upper end of initial price thoughts.
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Bayview Financial is foregoing the ratings process on a securitization of once defaulted mortgages (RPL for reperforming loans) after a ratings disagreement in May scuppered an attempted transaction. -
Hatfield Philips has invited noteholders to a special update call on its strategy for servicing Deco 15 Pan Europe 6, as it tries to consolidate its hold on the servicing mandates in the CMBS. Cheyne Capital had tried to remove it from the Main loan and Plus Retail loan at the end of May.
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Crédit Agricole and Deutsche Bank are marketing a single tranche CMBS transaction backed by the Westfield Stratford shopping centre in East London, which will be more than twice the size of the next biggest European deal this year.
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Commercial real estate loan servicing firm Hatfield Philips has plundered two commercial real estate professionals from banks to head up its newly launched debt advisory team and its marketing team.
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Goldman Sachs’s Moda CMBS became the latest European commercial property backed transaction to draw a heavy oversubscription this week, but CMBS structurers’ optimism is being tempered by the difficulty of finding appropriate assets for a more homogenised post-crisis market.
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Vesteda, the Dutch residential property company, followed in the wake of Deutsche Annington on Tuesday by issuing its first unsecured bond, as it shifts to an unsecured capital structure and pays back a large securitization.
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Goldman Sachs is preparing a return to the European periphery CMBS market that it reopened at the end of last year, launching a dual-loan deal backed by Italian properties and fuelling hopes that an expanding investor base will lead to more complex structures in the next few months.
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Goldman Sachs is preparing a return to the European periphery CMBS market that it reopened at the end of last year, launching a dual-loan deal backed by Italian properties and fuelling hopes that an expanding investor base will lead to more complex structures in the next few months.
