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Europe’s commercial mortgage-backed securities industry needs to get back on track soon, before real money investors put their cash in other asset classes or invest in the U.S., according to Hans Vrensen, London-based global head of research at real estate advisory DTZ.
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StormHarbour Capital has added five ICP Capital structured finance professionals to its London operations.
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European noteholders of troubled commercial mortgage securitizations want hard amortization and greater guidance and consultation from special servicers.
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The Netherlands-based Vesteda, a residential property investment fund, has privately placed with investors the first issuance of a commercial mortgage securitization of 2010.
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Spreads on vintage AAA-rated super senior commercial mortgage-backed securities are continuing to tighten, driven by strong interest in a new multi-borrower deal from Royal Bank of Scotland.
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The AMG Portfolio loan, which accounts for 24.8% of the Windermere VIII commercial mortgage-backed securities pool, has gone into special servicing after failing to repay on its maturity date last Thursday.
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The U.K.’s Financial Services Authority expects further clarification on how the imminent capital requirements directive’s due diligence measures deal with trading and banking books taking positions in structured finance.
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Lloyds Banking Group is preparing the first public securitisation from its Arkle mortgage master trust for three years.
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The National Association of Insurance Commissioners is proposing to raise the required capital reserves for insurers from 2.6% to 4%, a move that could put a big damper on the supply of new commercial mortgages.