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Issuance of European securitizations in 2013 will likely be flat to 2012, at about EUR61.5 billion ($81.43 billion), but the mix will change, according to Citigroup researchers.
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Next year is likely to be harsh on structured finance deals from Europe, the Middle East and Asia, according to Fitch Ratings.
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JPMorgan has sold the single tranche of SMAP 2012-LV1, an approximately $181.6 million liquidating trust backed by 12 commercial real estate loans originated by a joint venture between Square Mile Capital and Invesco Advisors.
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A two-line item of European commercial mortgage-backed securities was scheduled to trade Tuesday, as both trader and investors in London report continued sluggish activity across markets.
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The German multi-family sector tops the list for potential CMBS candidates next year, market participants say. But Moody’s reckons that any deals will be exceptions amid a year of heavy expected losses.
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Bankers in London say the expected drop-off in activity in European securitization ahead of the holiday break will likely set in by midweek.
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The Co-Operative Bank has launched and retained Cambric Finance 1, a securitization backed by a mixed pool of U.K. residential mortgages.
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Trading volume in the secondary commercial mortgage-backed securities market has jumped more than 11% year-over-year, with about $96 billion of bonds put out for bid so far in 2012.
