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Redwood Trust this week is marketing its sixth residential mortgage-backed securities deal of the year, continuing its run of nine total post-crisis RMBS offerings.
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Redwood Commercial Mortgage Corporation’s re-securitization of mezzanine commercial real estate debt, in the market this week, signals a new risk-on attitude from investors who are flocking to riskier commercial real estate securities in the hunt for relative yield.
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The British Bankers’ Association plans to ditch nine tenors and five currencies in the London Interbank Offered Rate framework, which benchmarks much of the European securitization market’s bond prices, as well as drop the sterling repurchase agreement benchmark.
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Commercial mortgage-backed securities issuance is chugging along after a brief interruption due to the recent hurricane, with a conduit from Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and Jefferies & Co., and a single borrower deal from Barclays and UBS being prepped for issuance this week, according to sister publication Real Estate Finance Intelligence.
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UBS is reportedly sticking with its commercial mortgage-backed securities group, headed by Ken Cohen, despite cuts across the board in investment banking.
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European securitization has turned in a decent performance so far in 2012, with year-to-date total returns for investors ranging from 1.7% in AAA-rated euro-denominated auto asset-backed securities to 14% in European commercial mortgage-backed securities, according to Citigroup ABS analysts in London.
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The EUR1.076 billion ($1.37 billion) Talisman-6 Finance commercial mortgage securitization is set to see its class E and F notes wiped out after the sale of the remaining properties backing the Cherry loan, one of nine securitized in the deal, led to a EUR40 million ($50.85 million) loss.
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European CMBS could make a comeback next year after a recent rally brought senior spreads well inside the average lending margin on UK office property, according to research from Citi.
