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  • The U.S. Department of Justice’s recent lawsuit against Deutsche Bank has had no effect on trading of secondary Ginnie Mae residential mortgage securitization bonds, according to an agency bond trader.
  • The percentage of delinquent loans in commercial mortgage-backed securities spiked a record 23 basis points to 9.65% in April, the largest monthly jump since December, according to Trepp.
  • 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.
  • Deutsche Bank is getting close to ridding its balance sheet of a legacy commercial loan that was meant to be securitized prior to the crash, according to a London-based commercial mortgage securitization analyst.
  • Repayment of loans in European commercial mortgage-backed securities slowed in April and may continue that trend this year, according to Fitch Ratings.
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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.
  • Investors looking to short mortgages could be hit the hardest by a new fail penalty proposed for the agency mortgage-backed securities market, according to strategists.
  • Bank lending standards and terms eased as demand for credit rose during the first quarter, according to the Federal Reserve.
  • Kenneth Griffin, president of hedge fund Citadel, says financial reform designed to prevent taxpayer bailouts of banks deemed too big to fail will favor those institutions with close ties to the federal government.