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  • The repayment index of loans in commercial mortgage-backed securities in Europe, the Middle East and Africa is set to deteriorate further as 21 loans valued at nearly EUR2.4 billion ($2.97 billion) are due at a time when financing conditions have not improved, according to Fitch Ratings.
  • Nearly half of the loans in German and U.K. commercial mortgage-backed securities have defaulted at maturity, with little hope of improvement as the strongest loans have already been repaid, according to Standard & Poor’s.
  • Lloyds Bank today priced the first public issue from its Dutch residential mortgage-backed program Candide program since 2007.
  • Non-repayment of loans in European commercial mortgage-backed securities due to mature in the first quarter hit 79%, according to Moody’s Investors Service, a level more than double the 35% recorded in 2009.
  • Santander U.K. has priced its Holmes 2012-3 U.K. residential mortgage-backed trade, the second RMBS deal this year to offer investors AA-rated bonds.
  • Commercial mortgage-backed securities delinquencies hit an all-time high in May, jumping 24 basis points from April, according to Trepp LLC.
  • The number of funds containing Brazilian mortgage-backed securities climbed 22.6% in April from a year ago to $14 billion, according to Cetip, the securities clearinghouse.
  • Investors seem to be spurning longer-dated paper in European residential mortgage-backed securities in favor of shorter-dated bonds, as sustained uncertainty in the general credit strength of the region continues to weigh on industry minds.
  • The Royal Bank of Scotland and Wells Fargo Securities are expected to sell more than $1 billion of commercial mortgage-backed securities in the next week.