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Rating cut as note pays more interest than planned
Inflation caused by war threatens budding recovery in commercial real estate
The rise of the European master trust and the CLO market nears shut down
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The Qualified Mortgage rule has gone into effect, and as bank portfolio lenders up their bid for non-compliant mortgages, smaller and non-bank lenders are looking deeper into credit to stake their claim.
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Markit will launch the latest iteration of CMBX, its commercial mortgage-backed securities derivatives index, at the end of January.
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Fannie Mae is targeting next month for a second round of bond issuance designed to offload mortgage debt and share credit risk with investors, according to a person with direct knowledge of the deal. It would be the fourth risk-sharing transaction between Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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NVM, the Netherlands’ real estate broker association, has released fourth quarter housing market data that provides the first quantifiable signs of a Dutch housing market recovery.
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American Homes 4 Rent will use the Jan. 21-24 ABS Vegas 2014 confab to amp investors before initiating a sale of bonds backed by single-family rental properties.
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VTB Capital has closed a RUB8.2 billion ($247.76 million) securitization backed by a portfolio of mortgages from Russia’s Absolut Bank. It managed to price the bonds at a lower coupon than for a similar deal put together for the same originating bank in April 2013.
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Real estate investment trusts American Homes 4 Rent and American Residential Properties are both poised to tap the single-family REO-to-rental securitization market, helping to solidify the long-term sustainability of the sector, according to Morgan Stanley.
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Cantor Commercial Real Estate’s chief executive is predicting commercial mortgage-backed securities issuance will top $125 billion in 2014, a $35 billion jump from 2013, as more borrowers tap the floating-rate and large loan markets.
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Trepp LLC is projecting 2014 to be a fairly smooth year for commercial mortgage-backed securities loan maturities, with expectations for an easy start to refinancing the nearly $350 billion of CMBS loans that are slated to mature over the next three years.