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Agar previously worked at Guggenheim Securities
Creafin restarts the Belgian RMBS market, and CLO tiering has not yet materialized
Deals fully backed by multifamily assets are in vogue
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Gary Wool, Martin Siegal and Matt Lebenson have started Wool Finance Partners, a Chicago-based mortgage financing company.
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BNP Paribas has privately placed an Italian CMBS deal backed by a Sicilian luxury shopping centre. The deal went to a handful of investors, but may not mean much of a payday for the French bank, as the exit spread is so close to the loan spread.
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Cheyne Capital Management has lost its bid to kick the issuer special servicer off Deco 15 – Pan Europe 6, a pre-crisis CMBS deal backed by German assets. The UK High Court decided noteholders need to pass an extraordinary resolution to change the servicer.
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Goldman Sachs came out with initial spread thoughts on its CMBS backed by UK industrial assets, including Amazon warehouses, while BNP Paribas has quietly placed a CMBS backed by an Italian retail property.
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An CRE origination pioneer and CMBS expert have joined Hunt Mortgage Group, according to the company website.
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Synthetic securitization, long taboo with investors and regulators, could be making a quiet comeback as yield hungry hedge funds help banks find ways to increase capital and reduce risk weighted assets, writes Graham Bippart. -
Deutsche Bank is offering investors a juicy premium for its multi-jurisdictional Deco 2015-Charlemagne CMBS .
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Goldman Sachs has announced it intends to sell a £646m loan to Logicor, a unit of private equity giant Blackstone, on a portfolio of 42 industrial properties in the UK.
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Deutsche Bank is looking to sell what would be the second multijurisdictional CMBS in Europe since the crisis, a month after JP Morgan sold the first, backed by DoubleTree hotel properties in the UK and Amsterdam.
