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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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The leads on the EUR2 billion ($2.67 billion) German Residential Funding (GRF) multi-family commercial mortgage-backed securities have started pricing at levels wider than where the year’s other multi-family CMBS, Taurus, was priced.
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The leads on the €2bn German Residential Funding (GRF) multi-family CMBS have started pricing at levels wider than where the year’s other multi-family CMBS, Taurus, was priced.
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BNP Paribas Personal Finance released initial guidance on its Dutch residential mortgage-backed trade Phedina Hypotheken 2013-1—the first Phedina trade in two years—on Tuesday morning.
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The surge in bids-wanted-in-competition (BWIC) lists has continued this week, with a diverse list of residential and commercial mortgage-backed securities and collateralized loan obligations scheduled for Wednesday.
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Standard & Poor’s is joining Moody’s Investors Service and Fitch Ratings in warning investors over what it believes are deteriorating underwriting standards in commercial mortgage-backed securities, sister publication Real Estate Finance Intelligence reports.
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Spanish mortgage provider Union de Creditos Inmobiliarios bought back slightly more than the EUR300 million ($396.8 million) of residential mortgage-backed securities that it originally targeted, helped in part by Spanish RMBS cash prices falling during the tender offer period.
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BNP Paribas Personal Finance’s Dutch residential mortgage-backed trade Phedina Hypotheken 2013-1 will price later this week, with the deal—the first Phedina trade in two years—said to be benefitting from a dearth of issuance in the market.
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Holders of Seat Pagine Gialle’s 2017 bonds are meeting to elect a common representative for the company’s looming restructuring process.
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One of the municipalities freshly considering a plan to use eminent domain to seize underwater mortgages may buck industry concerns and move ahead with it, according to a public official examining the maneuver.