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  • JPMorgan Chase has pulled a $49 million originated by Ladder Capital Finance on a Florida shopping mall from a $1 billion issue of commercial mortgage-backed securities set to debut this week.
  • UBS Securities and Barclays are said to be preparing an issue of $1.1 billion of publicly registered commercial mortgage-backed securities next week consisting of a pool of 73 loans.
  • Class A noteholders have approved a workout option for the first European commercial mortgage-backed securities to default at maturity. The noteholders had earlier rejects a consensual restructuring of the EUR602 million ($784 million) debt.
  • About EUR3 billion ($3.94 billion) in European commercial mortgage-backed securities loans are set to mature in April, with less than 20% likely to pay off, according to The Royal Bank of Scotland.
  • Banco BPI is offering to buy back EUR2.06 billion ($2.71 billion) of bonds from its Duoro floating-rate residential mortgage-backed securities shelf, according to an official at a European bank.
  • Credit Suisse and Goldman Sachs paid $10.3 billion for the remaining residential mortgage-backed securities taken on from American International Group that the Federal Reserve sold in the first quarter.
  • The leverage on loans in upcoming commercial mortgage-backed securities conduit deals is poised to increase as a several conduits prepared to launch in the second quarter, according to Moody’s Investors Service.
  • Price guidance has emerged for JPMCC 2012-C6, JPMorgan’s $1.1 billion commercial mortgage-backed securities deal, with the $491.69 million in top-rated, 10-year A3 bonds being shopped in the area of 110 basis points over swaps and a price target of 102 ½, representing a slight widening from recent new-issue spreads.
  • A property underlying the originally EUR215 million Bach Whole Loan, of which EUR185 million was securitized in ABN Amro’s Talisman 7 German commercial mortgage-backed securities deal, has been sold, according to special servicer Hatfield Philips.