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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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Forecasts on new issue commercial mortgage-backed securities in Europe have swollen to EUR10-15 billion ($12.8-19.2 billion) this year, with several deal candidates already lining up and market pros pointing to renewed interest from across the Atlantic.
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Forecasts of new issuance from commercial mortgage-backed securities in Europe have swollen to €10bn-€15bn this year, with several deal candidates already lining up and market participants pointing to renewed interest from across the Atlantic.
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The creditors behind the Coeur Défense building in Paris, which includes 12 classes of noteholders in the Winderemere XII CMBS, have received their first instalment of interest payments under the borrower’s sauvegarde plan, marking the end of four years’ worth of legal appeals and counter-appeals.
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Paris-based Lyxor Asset Management has launched a credit strategy fund that accesses event-driven and credit-oriented strategies across multiple asset classes, including agency residential mortgage-backed securities, as set out by Canyon Capital Advisors.
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The future of the Federal Housing Financing Agency’s plans for risk-sharing securitizations from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have gotten murkier since last autumn.
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Lloyds Bank has retained £1.75 billion ($2.67 million) of residential mortgage-backed securities from its Permanent master trust ahead of a £1.1 billion ($1.68 billion) redemption of Permanent 2006-1 Series 6 RMBS on April 15.
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The senior tranche in Barclays’ Equinox (Eclipse 2006-1) U.K. commercial mortgage securitization has been downgraded by Moody’s Investor Service on the back of falling values in the underlying loans.
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The senior tranche in Barclays’ Equinox (Eclipse 2006-1) UK commercial mortgage securitisation has been downgraded by Moody’s on the back of falling values in the underlying loans.
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Dutch firm F van Lanschot Bankiers enjoyed strong demand for its reoffered Dutch residential mortgage securitization, Citadel 2010-II, and priced the deal on Thursday afternoon.