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Weakness in the Italian commercial property market will hit bondholders in Natixis’ legacy Infinity 2006-1 “Classico” synthetic CMBS deal, after a listed Italian property fund defaulted on a €378m loan backing the bulk of the deal. -
European credit fund managers look precariously positioned after last week’s rally, with the market having taken a turn for the weaker and options trading activity suggesting few are well hedged.
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The US CMBS primary market is humming to life after going through much of June without any new issuance, but market players say that uncertainty in the market has deepened on the back of the Commercial Real Estate Finance Council conference last week, which raised more questions than it answered.
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There’s been no shortage of perils in the capital markets in the last few years, both foreseeable and not, and SSA borrowers in Europe have had to change the way they approach the markets to keep afloat of their funding targets. Graham Bippart reports.
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US CMBS investors and issuers descended on New York City this week for the annual Commercial Real Estate Finance Council (CREFC) summer conference, with attendees saying that the market has come to terms with its regulatory fate, even if it is unclear how it will handle the new rules once implementation comes down in December.
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Panellists on the ABS researchers roundtable at Global ABS in Barcelona on Wednesday cited challenges in CMBS and Dutch RMBS issuance, with many maintaining a neutral to bearish outlook on European ABS this year.
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Wells Fargo is preparing to issue the first ever US risk retention compliant commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) deal in July, with market participants looking at the transaction to answer some pivotal questions for an industry that has been stumbling toward the rule’s December implementation date.
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A trio of CMBS conduit deals were priced this week, with investors saying that low levels of new supply combined with the anticipation of a summer slowdown has caused spreads to tighten in to the lowest levels in nearly a year.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s latest Taurus transaction showed that successful CMBS execution is still possible in the European market, despite minimal issuance and tricky economics in the asset class.
