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The Federal Reserve and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency have hired some 150 agents to monitor the operations at the country’s largest banks and securities firms.
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Walter Investment Management has closed a private placement of $10 2million of residential mortgage backed notes.
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Delinquencies of loans in commercial real estate collateralized debt obligations improved in May, falling from 14.8% the preceding month to 14.1%, the same level as in March, according to Fitch Ratings.
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Delinquencies in loans in U.S. commercial mortgage-backed securities slip 0.04 of a percentage in May to 9.18%, according to Moody’s Investors Service.
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A recent New York Supreme Court decision calls into question how mortgages are transferred and reported in securitizations and could have sweeping implications for mortgage foreclosure timelines, according to lawyers and market players.
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U.K.-based commercial property manager MEPC is set to prepay another chunk of the £470 million ($759.9 million) loan securitized in the U.K. commercial mortgage-backed deal, Opera Finance (MEPC), next month.
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CapitaLand’s $645 million refinancing of a commercial mortgage-backed securitization of Singapore property priced this week.
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The National Credit Union Administration said it has completed its sale of legacy collateral it took on during the crash and isn’t planning anymore future sales, dashing banks’ hopes that there might be another $15 billion of legacy securitizations waiting on the administration’s balance sheet.
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Lone Star Funds, a New York-based investment firm that purchases distressed debt and equity, has issued the first seasoned commercial mortgage-backed securities deal since the downturn.