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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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West Bromwich Building Society has priced Kenrick No. 2, the first U.K. prime residential mortgage securitization of 2013, with the senior tranche reaching the tight end of guidance.
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West Bromwich Building Society’s Kenrick No. 2 U.K. residential mortgage securitization—the first prime U.K. RMBS to surface this year—is expected to price imminently, with the deal understood to have garnered solid interest from investors.
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Rabobank’s home loan subsidiary Obvion preplaced its third residential mortgage securitization of 2013, STORM 2013-III B.V., on Tuesday afternoon.
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Leads on Santander U.K.’s Holmes 2013-1 residential mortgage-backed securities started taking indications of interest on Tuesday afternoon for a mix of three-year sterling notes and sub-one year U.S. dollar notes aimed at money market funds.
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Santander U.K. has announced a new deal from its Holmes Master Issuer residential mortgage-backed securities shelf.
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Real estate investment company Kennedy Wilson Europe is set to buy the portfolio of Irish properties backing the Opera Finance (CMH) commercial mortgage securitisation, the underlying loan for which defaulted in January.
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Rabobank’s home loan subsidiary Obvion is planning to preplace its third STORM residential mortgage securitization of 2013, STORM 2013-III B.V.
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Energias de Portugal’s electricity tariff deficit securitisation received an enthusiastic response from investors on Monday as orders surpassed the maximum touted volume.
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The first U.K. prime residential mortgage securitization to emerge this year—West Bromwich Building Society’s Kenrick No. 2—was hailed by London-based professionals this week, who predicted solid demand for the notes given the lack of paper in the market.