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The sale of the business backing Fleet Street Finance Two, a €1.912 billion ($2.4 billion) commercial mortgage securitization of German shopping centres, has only attracted one bidder.
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Noteholders of J Sainsbury’s sponsored and credit-linked deals are frustrated with the supermarket chain’s voluntarily cancelation of its corporate credit rating.
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A Credit Suisse asset-backed securities researcher, Larry Yang, has left the firm.
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Bids for the sale of eight London properties backing the £1.5 billion ($2.24 billion) White Tower 2006-3 commercial mortgage-backed securities were submitted to the special servicer today.
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The size of Europe’s private placement securitization market in the first four months of 2010 is about the same as its public primary market, according to a Barclays Capital researcher.
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CB Real Estate Finance is preparing a £10 million ($14.7 million) mezzanine loan backed by a hotel development in London for one of its clients, according to an official.
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Europe’s sovereign debt crisis is crimping activity in the region’s already low-flow securitization markets, market officials said.
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The future of Broadgate Financing, a £2bn London office CMBS, was in doubt after the property firm announced it was in negotiations with UBS to build the firm’s new London headquarters.
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Broadgate Financing, a £2.08 billion ($3.14 billion) commercial mortgage securitization of London office properties, is evaluating its position after the deal’s sponsors said they will develop two new properties on the Broadgate Estate.