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Investors say data centre deals are pricing wider than other types of CMBS
Eight new managers have printed deals in 2026 with another, Oaktree, set to launch its inaugural deal.
Private credit managers have raised $16bn in north America this year while fund managers are sitting on a record $56bn globally of dry powder to deploy in commecial real estate
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Delinquencies of loans bundled into U.S. commercial mortgage-backed securities rose 0.22% in July to 9.24%, the seventh month in a row above 9%, according to Moody’s Investors Service.
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American Home Mortgage Servicing is in the market with a $250 million residential servicing advance deal from the Royal Bank of Scotland and Deutsche Bank.
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Bjoern Bauermeister has rejoined BNP Paribas as an asset-backed and mortgage-backed securities trader in London a year after leaving the firm.
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Credit rating agencies are not likely to face an investigation into their rating of mortgage-backed securities in the U.K., according to the Council of Mortgage Lenders.
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Citadel Securities is said to be completely shutting down its fixed-income sales and trading operations by the end of the week, market sources said.
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The prospects for class actions brought by investors in mortgage-backed securities is brightening as courts now appear to be brushing off defense motions to dismiss the cases.
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The Prominent Conduit No. 2 synthetic commercial mortgage-backed securitization has suffered another bankruptcy credit event after one of the loans underpinning the £454.3 million ($743.8 million) deal failed to pay a notice of demand.
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Issuers of U.K. master trust residential mortgage-backed securities may find it tougher to place paper with U.S. investors—which have become an important part of the investor base recently—as result of the recent market volatility
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Goldman Sachs and Citigroup are said to have retained Moody’s Investors Service to rate the $1.5 billion commercial mortgage-backed securities after Standard & Poor’s refused to do so last month.