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Commonwealth Bank of Australia has returned to the residential mortgage backed securities market for the first time this year, approaching investors with a A$750m ($789.7m) deal backed by prime, first-ranked loans.
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A bond secured by a mortgage on the largest privately-owned office building in Paris has fully refinanced the partly securitised €372m Lumiere loan and could pave the way for similar transactions.
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European corporate bond issuers — and even financial institutions — enjoyed some of their best ever funding conditions this week, in a bizarre disconnect with the extreme strain on Spain and Italy’s finances.
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Two loans representing 52% of the value of Talisman 6, a CMBS backed by German retail assets, have moved into default after failing to qualify for extensions.
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Longhurst Group, the UK housing association, sold its debut bond on Thursday to an enthusiastic reception, enjoying the present bullish market conditions for well rated corporate bonds.