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Deutsche Bank predicts $155bn of private sector CMBS
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Single asset, single borrower deals drove the US CMBS market in 2025, particularly on New York City collateral as office attendance rose. With interest rates predicted to fall further in 2026, market participants are looking forward to a greater variety of deals on commercial real estate from other cities and sectors, writes Pooja Sarkar
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The success of Blackstone’s breakthrough securitization of single-family rental units is expected to spur other large institutional investors with similar portfolios to the market next year, but some—especially smaller players with an eye on securitization—are still in wait-and-see mode.
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Jumbo residential mortgage issuer Redwood Trust is employing a number of strategies to recover from a poor earnings quarter and adjust to the slowdown in the private label residential mortgage-backed securities market.
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U.K.-based Charter Court Financial Services is preparing to hit the road with its first U.K. residential mortgage-backed securitization, with Credit Suisse mandated to bring the deal to market as sole arranger and lead manager.
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Freddie Mac’s second risk-sharing transaction, STACR 2013-DN2, priced late Tuesday with investors oversubscribing the bonds multiple times, according to a person involved with the transaction.
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Blackstone’s Invitation Homes priced the first ever U.S. securitization of single family rental homes, with investors piling into the deal and sending pricing spreads on all tranches tight of guidance.
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At least 10 deals this week are marketing or expected to price soon, totaling $4.94 billion in asset-backed securities and $1.64 residential mortgage-backed deals, in the third straight week U.S. deal flow of ABS and RMBS has remained above $4 billion.
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Bookrunners on Blackstone’s $479.14 million securitization of rental homes are looking to price the transaction sometime this week, according to an announcement viewed by SI.
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ING and the Dutch government have agreed to unwind a facility put together in 2009 to protect the bank from risks in its then-EUR24 billion ($32.4 billion) portfolio of U.S. Alt-A mortgage-backed securities.
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The structures of future Dutch residential mortgage-backed securities are likely to evolve in response to the Dutch government’s overhaul of its Nationale Hypotheek Garantie scheme.