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Noteholders in the German multi-family Florentia 2012 commercial mortgage-backed securities could be in line for early prepayment if the underlying borrower, Vitus Immobolien, decides to refinance the CMBS at tighter spread levels ahead of a rumored initial public offering or potential merger with Deutsche Annington, according to Barclays CMBS analyst Christian Aufsatz.
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Noteholders in the German multi-family Florentia 2012 CMBS could be in line for early prepayment if the underlying borrower, Vitus Immobolien, decides to refinance the CMBS at tighter spread levels ahead of a rumoured IPO or potential merger with Deutsche Annington, according to Barclays CMBS analyst Christian Aufsatz.
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Noteholders in Windermere XII CMBS will be asked to approve the sale of the Coeur Defense building, located in Paris, in a vote held this Friday. Junior noteholders face principal losses under the proposal, but the special servicer has warned that a judicial liquidation at a later stage would be even worse.
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The Federal Housing Finance Agency’s Ed DeMarco filed Monday a request for comment on a plan to gradually reduce the conforming loan limit, but such a plan may be very far from realization.
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The Federal Reserve’s tapering and firms’ compliance with the new Volcker Rule will have significant impact to the broader market in 2014. Syndicate head Bob Pucel, managing director at Royal Bank of Scotland in Connecticut, spoke with SI reporter Matt Scully about these topics and how ABS and RMBS markets may react in the year ahead.
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Commercial mortgage-backed securities loan delinquencies are on track to drop below 2009 levels, driven by a slew of large loan dispositions, according to a new report from Fitch Ratings.
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Prepayment rates in Dutch mortgages have reached a decade long low, increasing the weighted average lives of many fast-pay A1 residential mortgage-backed securities tranches, Rabobank analysts have shown.
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Invitel, the Hungarian telecoms company also known as Magyar Telecom BV, has issued a payment-in-kind bond as part of its financial restructuring. -
JPMorgan’s $13 billion settlement with the Department of Justice over alleged pre-crisis violations of mortgage underwriting standards could have deal-level implications for certain residential mortgage-backed securities, according to analysts at Standard & Poor’s.
