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Last week EQT priced $985m of industrial paper to fund an acquisition
UK bank is selling a $548.27m issue
Deal refinances three banks' loans for $1.3bn acquisition
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Credit Suisse topped Goldman Sachs and two other bidders in the auction of a $7.014 billion chunk of Maiden Lane II debt because it was bidding on behalf of itself and investors, an investor familiar with the auction said.
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The stalled Dutch office property loan securitized in Credit Suisse’s Titan Europe 2007-2 deal is to be given a further extension to allow the servicer and borrower to plot a restructuring.
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Investors should place the underlying individual assets in securitizations under closer scrutiny in order to mitigate asset correlation across portfolios, according to Bishopsfield Capital Partners.
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The Versailles Court of Appeal ruled on Thursday that the owner of the Coeur Défense tower in Paris would be protected from its creditors — bondholders in the Windermere XII FCT CMBS. The ruling closes a three year legal battle between the borrower and bondholders, and undermines the whole basis of secured lending against French assets.
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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York sold a $7.014 billion chunk of its Maiden Lane II portfolio to Credit Suisse at auction Thursday, a move that surprised market players who had pegged Goldman Sachs as the likely winner.
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The issuer in Mound Financing No. 5, a U.K. residential mortgage-backed securitization rolled out by Halifax-Bank of Scotland in June 2006, is set to call the bonds next month.
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Prytania Investment Advisers wants to grow its Athena fund’s U.K. residential mortgage-backed securities and U.S. commercial real estate collateralized debt obligation allocations.
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With reports flying fast and furious that a number of financial institutions have plans to trim jobs this year, particularly in securitization, a handful of market players told SI they are at the edge of their seats in anticipation of the shakeout.
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Goldman Sachs and Citigroup are planning to sell their $1.15 billion commercial mortgage-backed securities deal next week into what investors are saying will be healthy appetite, with few deals in the pipeline at the beginning of the year.
