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Douglas Long, evp of business strategy at data provider Principia, examines the results of a survey of U.S. and EU investors on their uses of loan-level and collateral performance data. -
Paul Hastings partners Conor Downey and Charles Roberts take a look at the development of the European CMBS market, and examine what's next for the sector.
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Macquarie Bank and Deutsche Bank are set to price later this week TORRENS Series 2013-1, a new issue of Australian residential mortgage-backed securities originated by Bendigo & Adelaide Bank.
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German real estate company Gagfah has decided it will not sell its €1.8bn Woba portfolio after finding a single counterparty, widely rumoured in the market to be Bank of America Merrill Lynch, willing to refinance the €1bn loan that backs the portfolio.
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Regulatory implementation was the main focus of the American Securitization Forum’s 2013 conference in Las Vegas, and the event’s featured and keynote speakers—all government figures—each made securitization’s part in the economic recovery a key theme of their appearances.
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The originally EUR449.6 million ($615.27 million) Taurus (Pan-Europe) 2006-3 commercial mortgage-backed securities trade will see a EUR20,168.41 ($27,600.41) shortfall this month.
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Another clutch of loans backing CMBS deals went into special servicing this week after failing to repay at their maturity dates, capping off a January packed with potential defaults. Other borrowers await the outcome of restructuring proposals, for which acceptance could trigger sharp spread tightening.
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Four deals under Standard Bank of South Africa’s Blue Granite Investments residential mortgage-backed securities program will not see their ratings affected by recent changes to the account bank and swap counterparty ratings triggers, Moody’s Investors Service analysts said.
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Surging bids on U.K. non-conforming residential mortgage-backed securities are raising eyebrows in the secondary markets, according to London-based bankers on the frontline.
