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Loan delinquencies in U.S. commercial mortgage back securities fell for the fourth month in a row in November, dropping 15 basis points to 8.41%, according to Fitch Ratings.
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Deutsche Bank is readying a new £210 million ($327.8 million) U.K. commercial mortgage-backed securitization to launch in the new year, only the second European CMBS to hit the market since the 2008 financial crisis.
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Price talk on the $673.9 million commercial mortgage-backed securitization from UBS and Citigroup is ranging between swaps plus 80-135 basis points across four public tranches and 285 to 800 bps on the private, 144a tranches.
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A loan in the Talisman 6 Finance German commercial mortgage securitization has been fully repaid after the underlying shopping mall was offloaded for EUR15.1 million ($20.2 million).
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The two properties backing the defaulted Greater London Portfolio loan securitized in Barclays Capital’s £894.5 million ($1.4 billion) Indus (Eclipse) 2007-1 deal are set to be marketed for sale next year.
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Lord & Taylor is said to have set the rate on a seven-year, $450 million term loan to retire commercial mortgage-backed securities at 4.5 percentage points above Libor.
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Two of the assets backing the KQ Warehouse Portfolio loan, securitized in Credit Suisse’s EUR723.3 million ($968.5 million) Titan Europe 2006-1 commercial mortgage-backed deal, have been sold for EUR13.5 million ($18 million).
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Market players are reading into Ally Financial’s announcement it would no longer buy home loans in Massachusetts and wondering if there’s a next move.
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Increased loan level data disclosure requirements for securitizations are a “red herring” and will not in themselves tempt investors back to the market, according to speakers at an industry conference in London.