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Less than a week before bondholders in the Opera CMH CMBS were due to vote on a refinancing proposal, a rival bid has emerged that aims to recoup more cash for junior noteholders.
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The agency mortgage-backed securities market remained “pretty orderly” following Wednesday’s announcement by Ben Bernanke, chairman of Federal Reserve, indicating the Fed would maintain its agency MBS purchasing—at least for now—but some traders cautioned it may yet be too early to determine the final impact on the securitization market.
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A new conduit deal from JPMorgan and Barclays produced the widest spreads in nearly a year as investors priced in concerns over the long-term outlook for interest rates.
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Australia’s Bendigo & Adelaide Bank priced its second Torrens residential mortgage-backed securities deal of the year on Tuesday at levels for the senior tranche that matched the tight pricing of its deal earlier this year.
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Shellpoint Partners will price the first issue from its non-agency residential mortgage-backed securitization shelf this week.
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The UK’s largest roadside assistance provider, the Automobile Association, is preparing to sell the first batch of bonds from a new £5bn whole business securitization programme. -
Lead managers Goldman Sachs and Bank of America-Merrill Lynch have successfully priced Gagfah’s EUR2 billion ($2.66 billion) GRF German multifamily commercial mortgage securitization after putting extra spread on the table for investors in the class D and E tranches to allay concerns about widening CMBS secondary spreads.
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A third issue in as many years from the Alba non-conforming U.K. RMBS shelf has surfaced, though arranging bank Credit Suisse declined to say whether it intends to place the notes.
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Bondholders of Seat Pagine Gialle, the ailing Italian directories group, appointed a representative for the company’s looming restructuring process. The Milan-based lawyer Dario Loiacono will represent the holders of Seat’s €550m and €200m of 10.5% senior secured notes until 2015.
