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  • Deutsche Annington Immobilien, the borrower in the €5.5 billion ($7.8 billion) German Residential Asset Note Distributor commercial mortgage-backed securitization, is sounding out noteholders about a potential restructuring, according to market professionals in London.
  • Defaults on large loans in Japanese commercial mortgage-backed securities continue to rise, accounting for 59% of the total outstanding loans at the end of April, according to Moody’s Investors Service.
  • American International Group has purchased about 50% of the legacy bonds sold by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York from Maiden Lane II since February.
  • Credit Suisse has scooped up Roger Lehman, the head of commercial mortgage-backed securities research away from Bank of America, as part of its move to reboot its CMBS group (TS, 4/21).
  • Broker-dealer MF Global Holdings has added three new sales recruits to its securities team in the advent of a four-fold expansion as it builds up its mortgage- and asset-backed securities team.
  • Defeasance among loans in U.S. commercial mortgage-backed securities surged in 2010 to 2.8 billion, up from $1.3 billion the preceding year, according to Moody’s Investors Service.
  • Paper from the carved out banks holding distressed assets has fuelled trading in Europe’s secondary asset-backed securities sector, with bids-wanted-in- competition climbing to €392 million ($560 million) last week, the largest volume this year, according to traders and Citigroup data.
  • Primary market activity in European structured finance is whirring back to action, with a handful of deals expected to price in the next few weeks.
  • Delinquencies of loans in U.S. commercial mortgage-backed securities inched up just 1 basis point in April to 8.75%, as loan resolutions basically canceled out increases in late payments, according to Fitch Ratings.