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Bondholders in the 2006 Opera Finance (CMH) commercial mortgage securitisation are set to meet to vote on a proposed tweak to the way money raised from the sale will be distributed to each tranche.
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Unite Group, the UK student accommodation provider, launched its fourth debt capital markets transaction today, raising a £380m secured bond to refinance an older securitisation, sold in December 2006.
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Jacksonville, Fla.-based EverBank is marketing its second-ever residential mortgage-backed securitization, in a week tipped to see around $900 million in private-label issuance.
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Credit Union Australia has joined the ranks of Australian issuers tapping the residential mortgage securitization market this year, mandating for an AUD500 million ($476.6 million) deal that leads aim to price by next Wednesday.
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German real estate company Gagfah GmbH is out with a EUR2 billion ($2.62 billion) multi-family commercial mortgage-backed securitization, German Residential Funding 2013-1; the largest securitization of commercial real estate in Europe since the 2008 financial crisis.
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Initial price thoughts on Clydesdale Bank’s Lanark Master Issuer 2013-1 U.K. residential mortgage securitization emerged on Wednesday, with formal guidance expected on Thursday ahead of pricing this week.
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A stack of legacy residential mortgage-backed bonds from the European periphery emerged midweek and traded well on the secondary markets.
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German real estate company Gagfah GmbH is out with a staggering €2bn multi-family CMBS, German Residential Funding 2013-1, making it comfortably the largest securitisation of commercial real estate in Europe since the 2008 financial crisis. It comes only a month after another €1bn loan for the same company was securitised in the year’s first CMBS, Taurus 2013-1. -
Market players are looking at the controversial idea of using the laws of eminent domain to seize underwater mortgages with fresh eyes—and renewed concern—as San Francisco-based Mortgage Resolution Partners moves forward on talks with municipalities that are considering the strategy.
