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BlackRock has acquired the non-investment-grade tranche of an upcoming $2.9 billion commercial mortgage-backed securities deal from Deutsche Bank, UBS and Ladder Capital.
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The fourth quarter of 2010 saw a minor end-of-year issuance slow down, with $15.24 billion in European commercial and residential mortgage-backed securities paper hitting the market, according to data provided to TS by Dealogic
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Freddie Mac plans to double its multifamily commercial mortgage-backed securities to more than $10 billion in the coming year.
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Hatfield Philips, the special servicer of the €1.08 billion ($1.42 billion) Talisman 6 commercial mortgage securitization, said yesterday it had agreed to an extension of the Mango loan until Jan. 31, 2011.
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The Reindeer whole loan, one of several assets backing the ABN Amro-originated Talisman 5 CMBS, has been revalued in a general revision to the credit agreement on the loan.
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Robert Plehn, head of structured securitization at Lloyds Banking Group in London, says offering asset backed-securities in currencies other than sterling, dollars and euros is one way to attract new investors back to the European market over the next 12 months. -
The firm advising an ad hoc committee of bondholders in the Plantation Place REC 5 CMBS, which has breached loan-to-value covenants, on Friday suggested that they reject the issuer’s restructuring plans and instead proposed another scheme.
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Credit Suisse is close to re-launching its commercial mortgage-backed securities origination business while Nomura Securities is considering a similar move.
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Issuance of National Credit Union Administration notes will continue to depress spreads on agency residential mortgage-backed securities, but collateralized loan obligations and commercial mortgage-backed securities provide bright spots for traders, Scott Eichel and David Cannon, global co-heads of mortgage and asset-backed trading at the Royal Bank of Scotland, said in a recent interview with TS Senior Reporter Daniel O'Leary.
