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JPMorgan in London has hired Bill Schwab from Deutsche Bank as a managing director and head of the structuring team of its real estate structured finance business.
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Netherlands’ FGH Bank N.V. has come to market with its first securitization, a €3 billion ($4 billion) synthetic commercial mortgage-backed security arranged by Rabobank.
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RBS Greenwich Capital is bringing a $528.7 million static re-REMIC to market.
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Moody’s Investors Service says that it won’t be implementing any of its planned changes to commercial mortgage-backed securities deals until after July 1.
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Blackstone Group may have to offer more yield on its $7.4 billion commercial mortgage-backed securities in early June to boost investor confidence in its stand-alone deal, reports Reuters. Unlike the conduit structure of Wachovia Securities’ $7.9 billion sale, which involved multiple loans and borrowers, Blackstone-EOP’s transaction includes a single borrower, raising investor exposure in just one name. As a result, it is likely to require additional yield spread from investors, analysts said.
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National Westminster Bank and RBS have originated a fully synthetic €1.1 billion ($1.75 billion) pan-European commercial mortgage-backed securitization, the first European CMBS transaction to include a loan secured by real estate assets in Greece. RBS arranged the deal.
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The glut of supply took its toll on the CMBS market this week as several deals were priced at the wide end of guidance and spreads on triple-B notes in particular came under pressure from wide credit default swap levels.
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Credit Suisse has come to market with a €1.6 billion ($2.14 billion) pan-European commercial mortgage-backed securitization notable for its diversity.
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Blackstone Group may have to offer more yield on its $7.4 billion commercial mortgage-backed securities in early June to boost investor confidence in its stand-alone deal, according to Reuters. Unlike the conduit structure of Wachovia Securities’ $7.9 billion issue, which involved multiple loans and borrowers, Blackstone-EOP’s transaction includes a single borrower, raising investor exposure in just one name. As a result, it is likely to require additional yield spread from investors, analysts said.