Liquidity provider shortage hitting CMBS market return
A shortage of banks willing to provide liquidity facilities in new CMBS is hindering the return of the European market, CMBS specialists say, despite an abundance of investor interest flowing into the sector.
Investor demand for CMBS bonds is at a post-crisis peak, largely because of the lack of high yielding, investment grade paper in credit markets. On the supply side, sponsors with large refinancing needs saw the successful execution of Deutsche Bank’s Florentia 2012-1 CMBS, which refinanced a portfolio of
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