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The rate of Spanish mortgages falling into arrears fell in the last quarter of 2013, according to Fitch Ratings, as the economy emerged from recession. But the rating agency expects house prices will only hit a trough in 2015, with arrears and non-performing loan ratios set to continue rising.
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Large institutional investors in single family rental properties are crowding out first-time home buyers who cannot compete with investors’ cash offerings, according to a letter and report signed last week by freshman Congressman Mark Takano (D-Calif.), who is requesting a hearing into the business.
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European CMBS loans reached their lowest rate of repayment for two years in the fourth quarter of last year, driven by the high leverage and lower quality of the under properties, according to Moody’s.
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The outlook for commercial real estate and commercial mortgage-backed securities is not as bright as the recovery in fundamentals suggests and there could be trouble ahead for the asset class if things continue in the same direction, according to market pros at ABS Vegas.
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One lesson the mortgage industry learned during the recent financial turmoil: documentation matters.
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Securitization professionals should expect long-awaited clarity on Regulation AB II in February at an open meeting of the Securities and Exchange Commission, according to former SEC chair Chris Cox at an industry conference in Las Vegas.
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European CMBS loans reached their lowest rate of repayment for two years in the fourth quarter of last year, driven by the high leverage and lower quality of the under properties, according to Moody’s.
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The regulatory pipeline for securitization this year may be just as busy as 2013, but residual risks could impact issuers and buyers in ways unexpected and overlooked, legal and policy analysts agree.
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Big private-equity backed lenders are filling a void left by banks, writing loans to small and middle market rental investors that would go into novel securitizations with features close to commercial mortgage-backed securities.