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  • Vintage commercial mortgage-backed securities offer more opportunities for institutional investors than the newer, more transparent CMBS, according to Richard Urban, investment manager at advisory firm Cardano.
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    Investors in the HSBC-sponsored Nemus 2006-1 synthetic CMBS were vindicated in their reluctance to tender, as the largest reference obligation in the structure prepaid in full on Friday.
  • The success rate of mortgage servicers to stem investor losses on seriously delinquent loans in residential mortgage-backed securities varies greatly from firm to firm, according to Standard & Poor’s.
  • The single property backing the Wesser Strasse loan, securitized in Credit Suisse’s Titan Europe 2006-3 commercial mortgage-backed deal, has been sold for EUR50 million ($63.5 million).
  • Congress’s late-year move to levy a 10 basis point fee for 10 years on government agency mortgage borrowers to pay for an extension to the payroll tax cut through the end of February is likely to increase mortgage rates and lower refinancing demand on lower-coupon mortgages, according to analysts at JPMorgan.
  • Issuance of U.S. commercial mortgage-backed securities improved in 2011 but fell short of forecasts because of volatility and uncertainty linked to the European debt crisis, according to Standard & Poor’s.
  • Clydesdale Bank could relaunch its postponed U.K. residential mortgage-backed issue from its Lanark Master Trust in early February following several structural changes to the transaction.
  • Merrill Lynch’s Taurus 2006-1 commercial mortgage securitization will see a further extension to the standstill period on its troubled Ruhr loan, buying more time for the special servicer and borrower to plot a sell-off of the underlying properties.
  • Commercial mortgage-backed securities liquidations by loan count decreased by 51% month-over-month in December, but loss severities on most of those liquidations jumped nearly 400 basis points from November, according to Trepp.