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  • Santander U.K. has a new issue of residential mortgage-backed securities from its Holmes program in the works, a deal set to be the first U.K. RMBS of the year.
  • Banks in peripheral Europe could launch more discounted tender offers for bonds in outstanding securitizations this year as a way of raising capital.
  • Delinquencies in loans in U.S. commercial mortgage-backed securities ended 2011 with its fifth consecutive month of decline, dropping from 8.41% to 8.37% in December, according to Fitch Ratings.
  • Wells Fargo is said to have named Charles Mather to succeed Chris Campbell as head of commercial mortgage-backed securities trading.
  • The announced closure of five Macy’s and four Bloomingdale’s stores, a week after Sears Holding Company announced it was closing more than 100 Sears and Kmart stores, is not expected to have a significant impact on the commercial mortgage-backed securities deals that include those assets, according to market researchers.
  • Morningstar hired Gregory Murdock to the post of director of Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities Investor Services.
  • A loan securitized in HSBC’s synthetic commercial mortgage-backed securitization Nemus 2006-1 has been prepaid.
  • Issuers remain hopeful that improved loan level data could spur more investors to buy U.K. securitization bonds in 2012, despite recent warnings by market participants that this alone may not rebuild buyer confidence.
  • Three collateralized debt obligations are among plaintiffs in a suit filed against a junior lender on the JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort & Spa, securitized in CSMC 2007-TFLA, in what is the first lawsuit of its kind in the commercial mortgage-backed securities industry, according to market players.