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The Royal Bank of Scotland is getting a strong investor support for its $309 million commercial mortgage-backed securities structure.
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To discuss the financial market's direction and analyze the prospects for debt financing over the next few years, we must first establish a point of reference. For me, this point is the downturn of the late 1980s and early 1990s.
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The Bank of England has proposed changes to U.K. master trusts that will limit their sizes to a set percentage of issuing bank’s balance sheets, according to a market official.
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Appaloosa Management has been quietly increasing its stake in commercial mortgage-backed securities deals that include a piece of the $3 billion senior mortgage on Peter Cooper/Stuyvesant town, fueling speculation that it is seeking to wrest control of the workout of the property from special servicer CW Capital.
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Only 1% of commercial property loans backing Europe’s securitizations, scheduled for maturity this year, will be eligible for refinancing in 2010, according to Fitch Ratings.
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A number of commercial mortgage-backed securities lenders are drawing up new securitizations, while others are ramping up their origination programs.
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Downgrades on U.S. floating-rate commercial mortgage-backed securities rose significantly in 2009.
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The properties underlying one of the loans backing Titan Europe 2007-3, a £714m UK CMBS, have fallen in value by two thirds.
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Cantor Fitzgerald is looking to hire roughly 100 people in the next year in its London office, Shawn Matthews, ceo in New York, told TSCI.