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Junior noteholders in the £707.76 million ($1.088 billion) U.K. commercial mortgage securitization Windermere XI are not expected to take an immediate hit from the recent sale of a property underpinning the trade, according to CMBS specialists in London.
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Servicers in Europe’s troubled commercial mortgage-backed securities sector are expected to take a tougher line on loan extensions as the market faces a wave of maturities over the next couple of years, according to industry professionals in London.
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Commercial mortgage-backed securities trader Leonard Blasucci has joined broker-dealer KGS Alpha.
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Wells Fargo and Bank of America-Merrill Lynch are marketing a $780 million private, 144a commercial mortgage securitization.
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Hatfield Philips, the special servicer of CMBS Talisman 7, has agreed to a waiver of the Bach loan’s LTV breach in return for diverting surplus cashflow to repaying the loan and investing in the properties.
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Bondholders in European commercial mortgage-backed securities will need to green-light a discounted pay-off before issuance in the troubled market can get going again, according to securitization lawyers.
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After months of responding retroactively to borrowers’ restructuring proposals, CMBS investors are set to take the initiative.
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This Q&A originally ran in Tuesday's print issue of the ABS East conference in Miami Beach, Fla.
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Fleet Street Finance 2’s restructuring has finally crossed the finishing line after appeals against sole tenant Karstadt’s insolvency plan were withdrawn. The retail giant emerged from insolvency on September 30 after a court order allowed the company’s shares to be transferred to Berggruen Holdings.