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Deutsche Bank predicts $155bn of private sector CMBS
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Single asset, single borrower deals drove the US CMBS market in 2025, particularly on New York City collateral as office attendance rose. With interest rates predicted to fall further in 2026, market participants are looking forward to a greater variety of deals on commercial real estate from other cities and sectors, writes Pooja Sarkar
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RBS is marketing a UK CMBS, Antares 2015-1, to finance the old Fordgate Commercial Securitisation 1 portfolio, bought out of liquidation by private equity firm Kennedy Wilson last year.
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Deutsche Bank has issued initial price thoughts on Deco-2015 Harp, which will be the first Irish CMBS priced since the financial crisis.
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SocGen’s new CMBS team, which it transplanted from Royal Bank of Scotland’s withering US operation in January, is in the building and looking to grow. -
A difference of opinion on payment protection meant Bank of America Merrill Lynch priced three of the four tranches of its Taurus trade wide of guidance last week. But the demand on show in the first public European CMBS of the year was enough to suggest 2015 issuance could beat the mark set in 2014.
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Sandler O’Neil & Partners have hired CMBS traders David Cook and Andrew Flick from Brean Capital. The pair will focus on building a CMBS franchise at Sandler O’Neil, the investment bank said in a release on Monday.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch priced its private equity sponsored Taurus CMBS this week, the second transaction backed by Italian assets already this year. Bankers expect that tightening yields on more mainstream products will have a positive impact on the CMBS market in the coming months.
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Société Générale is taking advantage of Royal Bank of Scotland’s retreat from US securitization to launch a new CMBS platform, its first in the US since the financial crisis.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch has issued price guidance on its private equity sponsored Taurus CMBS, which will be the second transaction backed by Italian assets already this year. Bankers expect tightening yields on more mainstream products will have a positive impact on the CMBS market in the coming months.
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Banca IMI and Cairn Capital priced and issued the first European CMBS transaction of the year this week, with the deal being used to refinance a luxury fashion complex in Milan.
