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Proceeds from the largest loan left in Titan 2006-2 will flow through to noteholders in January, but the hefty costs of enforcing the loan and selling the property means noteholders are likely to see losses. The property sold for €268m almost a year ago, but CMBS noteholders are only set to recover around €239.5m, 90.58% of the outstanding loan amount. -
The restructuring of two UK hospital property securitizations, Theatre (Hospitals) No 1 and 2, has finally been executed by most of the parties to the deal, with the restructuring adviser, Lazard, circulating the agreement to the final parties in a notice published on Tuesday.
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Goldman Sachs has got in on a recent surge of asset sales from Bankia, picking up a diverse portfolio of real estate loans from the nationalised Spanish lender.
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Deutsche Bank and Bank of America Merrill Lynch have launched a long rumoured German CMBS transaction to refinance a five year loan to IVG Immobilien, which could take European supply in the recovering asset class close to €5bn for the year.
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Deutsche Bank and Bank of America Merrill Lynch have launched a long rumoured German CMBS transaction, which could take European supply in the recovering asset class close to €5bn for the year.
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Freddie Mac is launching a new securitization product that will increase its role in multifamily CMBS just as market participants have touted Freddie’s divestment of risk in RMBS.
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Intu, the UK shopping centres company, sold a £350m bond this week to finance the transfer of two more malls into its secured funding vehicle.
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Intu, the UK shopping centres company, sold its £350m bond today to finance the transfer of two more malls into its secured funding vehicle.
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Intu, the UK property company formerly called Capital Shopping Centres, is to hold a bond investor call on Tuesday November 4, to prepare for a £350m new issue from its secured group funding structure.
