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  • Federal regulators appeared to be split over how much to disclose of the criteria they plan to use to determine which nonbank financial firms are considered systemically important, and therefore subject to tougher capital standards and regulations.
  • The Department of Justice’s civil lawsuit against Deutsche Bank and its MortgageIT subsidiary is expected to be the first of a wave of litigation as U.S. authorities step up efforts to reclaim losses from questionable collateral and the toxic securitizations, according to market participants.
  • A loan in the €1.08 billion ($1.56 billion) Talisman 6 German commercial mortgage-backed securitization has been placed into special servicing after a breach in its outstanding loan-to-value covenant sparked an event of default.
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    The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has sold notes worth $353.2m, backed by $394.3m of commercial mortgages, through FDIC 2011-C1. This is the first time FDIC has securitised commercial mortgages since the financial crisis, and represents a new attempt to dispose of failed bank assets.
  • Torchlight Investors is preparing to buy the non-investment grade tranche of an upcoming $1.5 billion commercial mortgage-backed securities deal from JPMorgan, its first b-piece acquisition.
  • Credit Suisse has named Roger Lehman managing director and head of commercial mortgage-backed securities research.
  • Standard & Poor’s has lowered the ratings on 14 classes from three commercial mortgage-backed securities because of interest shortfalls.
  • Australian commercial mortgage-backed securities and credit lease-backed notes performed within the range of expectations in the second half of 2010, according to Standard & Poor’s.
  • The amount of asset-backed securities eligible to be used in the European Central Bank’s liquidity facility dropped slightly in 2010, accounting for €1.5 trillion ($2.18 trillion), or about 9%, of the eligible €14 trillion (U.S. 20.4 trillion), according to the bank’s newly released annual report.