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European industry groups and senior bank representatives will discuss tonight the creation of a secondary market price reporting system for securitizations, derivatives and corporate bonds.
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Och-Ziff Management Europe has hired a former Citigroup securitization structurer and a commercial residential mortgage-backed securities trader previously with Deutsche Bank for its London office to start buying distressed securitized bonds.
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Fitch Ratings has placed the AAA-rated, AJ-class of commercial mortgage-backed securities from MS Capital 1 Trust 2007-IQ15 on ratings watch.
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Cortland Capital Market Services, a Chicago-based custody and portfolio administration provider, has expanded its securitization services for commercial real estate investment managers and issuers.
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David Oliner, a managing director in the commercial mortgage-backed securities group at Morgan Stanley, will leave the firm in May.
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Senior tranches of European securitisations have so far escaped systematic downgrades, with cuts to triple-A notes mostly limited to CDOs and Lehman-sponsored deals. No longer.
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In a declining economy, commercial real estate investors want long-term leases, low tenant rollover, low expense ratios and the ability to pass along increasing operating expense to tenants. -
Barclays Capital is betting that the commercial mortgage-backed securities market will outperform other sectors and has upgraded CMBS to overweight.
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German bank BayernLB is understood to be shutting down its securitization team in London and possibly the businesses in New York and Munich as well, according to market players.
