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Loan defaults in commercial mortgage-backed securities appear to be stabilizing with a 14.5% rate projected by the end of year, compared with 12.7% in 2011, according to Fitch Ratings.
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The delinquency rate for loans in U.S. commercial mortgage-backed securities rose sharply in March, up 31 basis points to 9.68%, according to Trepp.
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Ethan Penner, one of the founding fathers of the commercial mortgage-backed securities market, is set to leave CBRE Capital Partners, according to sister publication Real Estate Finance Intelligence.
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The proposed credit bid on the Opera Finance (Uni-Invest) commercial mortgage securitization could become an attractive model for future workouts on certain CMBS deals that have stalled, according to market officials in London.
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Netherlands-based lender Obvion has privately placed a securitization of Dutch prime residential mortgages, STORM 2012-II.
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The percentage of loans in commercial mortgage-backed securities delinquent 30 days or more increased 42 basis points in March—the largest monthly increase since November 2010—to 10.04%, according to Wells Fargo analysts.
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Liquidation of conduit loans in commercial mortgage-backed securities remained near 12-month lows in March at 95; around the same level as the preceding month but well below the 12-month moving average of 150, according to Trepp.
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The Federal Reserve is considering fines on smaller servicers not included in the recent government settlement with their bigger counterparts over foreclosure practices.
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Non-agency mortgage real estate investment trusts, which invest in residential mortgage-backed securities, have so far in 2012 outperformed its agency counterparts, reversing their performance roles from the second half of last year.