Latest news
Latest news
Green securitizations have been prominent in CMBS this year
Rating cut as note pays more interest than planned
Inflation caused by war threatens budding recovery in commercial real estate
More articles
-
Barclays Capital has teamed up with Fundcore Finance Group to establish a commercial mortgage-backed securities origination and securitization program.
-
Goldman Sachs and Citigroup are bringing back an upsized version of the commercial mortgage-backed security they decided to pull in July after Standard & Poor’s refused to rate it.
-
Some lower-rated commercial mortgage-backed securities are being held by issuers unable to place them with skittish investors.
-
The Federal Housing Finance Agency’s Distressed Asset Recovery Program, in which the regulator would sell off Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac real estate owned houses to investors on the condition they turn them into rental properties, would help U.S. home prices stabilize and could draw big money, according to Dale Westhoff, global head of securitized products research at Credit Suisse.
-
Covered bonds have edged ahead of residential mortgage-backed securities for U.K. banks looking for secured funding this year, although RMBS is still being tipped for a re-emergence, according to London-based securitization analysts.
-
More than $5 billion in consumer asset-backed securities and $2.5 billion in commercial mortgage-backed securities hit the primary U.S. market this week, with investors at the ready to take down the sudden influx of paper.
-
Natixis is rolling out a EUR 5.9 billion ($8.1 billion) mortgage-backed securitization of residential home loans originated in France by lender BPCE Home Loans.
-
A number of the assets in a defaulted portfolio loan in Barclays Capital’s debut synthetic commercial mortgage-backed securitization, Eclipse 2007-2 (Juno), have sold in a liquidation sale, with the larger parcel fetching a 170% premium above the latest valuation and the remainder attracting a 25% increase.
-
JPMorgan has floated price guidance for the publicly registered tranches of its upcoming $1 billion commercial mortgage-backed securitization, but has held off on details of the offering’s lower-rated tranches.