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The servicer and senior noteholders in Theatre (Hospitals) No 1 and No 2 CMBS, which are backed by a portfolio of 35 care homes in the UK, have approved a final extension of the loan maturity date to April this year. Stakeholders will need to agree on a restructuring plan by then or the loan will be enforced.
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Blackstone’s sale of Chiswick Park, the west London business park that was the underlying asset in Europe’s first post-crisis CMBS, to the China Investment Corporation will not trigger a prepayment of the outstanding CMBS debt, according to analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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Bayview Financial is issuing a 1.64-year non-performing loan securitization, the first non-performing loan of the year among mortgage-backed securities.
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The Dutch government’s impending sale of $4.27 billion in U.S. prime and near-prime mortgage debt from ING is likely to see healthy demand, which could in turn push up valuations on similar assets held by investors.
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The servicer and senior noteholders in Theatre (Hospitals) No1 and No2 commercial mortgage-backed securities, which are backed by a portfolio of 35 care homes in the U.K., have approved a final extension of the loan maturity date to April this year.
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The servicer and senior noteholders in Theatre (Hospitals) No1 and No2 CMBS, which are backed by a portfolio of 35 care homes in the UK, have approved a final extension of the loan maturity date to April this year. Stakeholders will need to agree on a restructuring plan by then or the loan will be enforced.
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Fannie Mae will sell investors two $375 million notes in its second risk-transfer transaction from its Connecticut Avenue Securities shelf, a long-awaited realization of lawmakers’ goals to reduce taxpayer exposure to credit default risk and also provide the private sector with much-wanted access to U.S. mortgage markets.
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The Dutch government has announced another competitive auction for $4.27 billion of U.S. non-agency residential mortgage-backed securities bonds that were part of a much larger ING portfolio that needed a government back-up facility in 2009.
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Blackstone’s sale of Chiswick Park, the west London business park that was the underlying asset in Europe’s first post-crisis commercial mortgage-backed securities deal, to the China Investment Corporation will not trigger a prepayment of the outstanding CMBS debt, according to analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.