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The continued absence of bank lending in European commercial property could potentially re-open a spot for commercial mortgage-backed securities as a funding tool next year, though industry professionals in London are cool on the prospect of a steady flow of new deals.
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Fannie Mae said that for the first time, bank investors bid on entire tranches of commercial mortgage-backed securities offer it offered.
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A loan securitized in Merrill Lynch’s German commercial mortgage-backed deal Taurus 2006-1 has been granted an extension to its standstill period until Dec. 31.
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Deutsche Bank priced COMM 2011-STRT, a $193.25 million single-borrower commercial mortgage-backed securities deal on Thursday.
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The scheduled liquidation of CWOOD 07-2A, a $700 million commercial real estate collateralized debt obligation completed in 2007, was cancelled on Wednesday, just one day after the auction was announced, according to several people familiar with the matter.
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The single loan securitized in the Immeo Residential Finance No. 2 German multi-family commercial mortgage securitization has been partially prepaid, and now London-based analysts believe the underlying debt could see a potential full prepayment ahead of the 2013 maturity.
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Goldman Sachs and Citigroup are preparing an approximately $1.2 billion commercial mortgage-backed securities deal that is likely to be the first of 2012.
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Dutch residential mortgage backed securities deals that have put options attached to them have come to light since the issuer does not have the funds to redeem the notes on the respective put dates.
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Senior tranches of core European securitization asset classes continue to show resolve despite sustained market turbulence in the region, with spreads in U.K. and Dutch RMBS tipped to remain inside of 200 basis points in the face of potential further deterioration in senior unsecured markets.