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  • Noteholders in the stalled Dutch residential mortgage-backed securities EMAC 2004-I have voted to pursue legal action against CMIS Nederland, the pass-through provider.
  • Deutsche Bank is set to close its Deco 2012 Merry Hill CMBS, a single borrower deal secured on a shopping centre and associated property in the UK’s Midlands. However, the deal circumstances are unique, and the economics on offer are unlikely to trigger a wave of copycat deals.
  • Whole business securitisations are back — and in the most bond-like form possible.
  • Two events sent ripples through the residential mortgage-backed securities market this week and investors said it all bodes well for the beleaguered sector.
  • Freddie Mac priced its $1.02 billion commercial mortgage-backed securities deal—the second of this year—at tighter levels than those seen on the previous issue from its K shelf.
  • The U.S. government reached a $25 billion settlement with the nation’s five largest mortgage loan servicers to provide relief to homeowners struggling with their mortgages, as well as payments to the federal and participating state governments.
  • Loans in commercial mortgage-backed securities in Europe will continue to perform poorly this year, according to Moody’s Investors Service.
  • Cincinnati-based commercial-real estate manager Phillips Edison has announced that its Strategic Investment Fund I has closed two commercial mortgage-backed securities loans totaling $94.5 million.
  • The Federal Reserve Bank of New York today announced that it has sold $6.2 billion in legacy American International Group assets from its Maiden Lane II portfolio at auction to Goldman Sachs.