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Phoenix Life SF and Blue Heron Funding II have filed a lawsuit against several large banks for $1.8 billion, charging the banks misrepresented the loans underlying mortgage-backed securities they sold.
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Bank of America has agreed to buy back an estimated $330 million of mortgages sold to Freddie Mac due to a technical error.
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Citigroup is selling $99 million non-performing residential mortgages. In the past year,
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JPMorgan Chase has hired William McLucas, a one-time head of enforcement at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, amid investigations by regulators of the investment bank’s derivatives-related losses.
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JPMorgan Chase is preparing to sell $159.5 million in commercial mortgage-backed securities linked to distressed loans on hotels, such as the Hilton and Marriott chains.
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Markit has announced that is adding U.S. commercial mortgage-backed securities to its evaluated bond pricing service, with Trepp supplying the CMBS prices.
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Freddie Mac is planning to sell $1 billion in commercial mortgage-backed securities tied to seven-year loans on multifamily properties this week.
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The underlying loan in Opera Finance (CMH)—the first commercial mortgage securitization backed entirely by Irish property—is facing a workout after servicer Eurohypo appointed Cairn Capital as advisor on the EUR375 million ($478.1 million) debt.
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Bonds tied to Dutch and U.K. residential mortgage loans have consistently provided better performing—and more stable—spreads than debt backed by the credit of European banks and sovereign states, according to London-based researchers.