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Green securitizations have been prominent in CMBS this year
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More than $1.25 billion of bid lists hit the commercial mortgage-backed securities market on Monday and Tuesday.
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Guidance handed down by an English court regarding bankruptcies may prompt savvy commercial mortgage-backed securities investors to jump into the secondary market to exploit the new rules.
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Predicted interest rate hikes in the U.K. and the Eurozone this year could cheapen swap unwinds in European commercial mortgage-backed securities and thereby help shake loose properties bundled into CMBS, according to Bank of America-Merrill Lynch analysts in London.
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Eurosail-UK 2007 3-BL, a Lehman-sponsored UK non-conforming RMBS, is not insolvent, according to a Court of Appeal judgement handed down on Monday morning.
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Noteholders tendered 32% of the eligible notes in Rabobank’s Skyline 2007 CMBS in response to the Dutch bank’s offer two weeks ago.
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Banks should brace for more putback claims from investors in soured legacy residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS), according to lawyers working on claims.
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The agency residential mortgage securitization market is expected be well contained from turmoil rocking the wider credit and stock markets and should be viewed as safe in the short-term from oil price and interest rate increases, according to market participants.
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The borrower of a loan backing the $571 million Taurus (Germany) 2006-1 commercial mortgage securitization has been given a third extension, extending payment of the loan until April 30, according to the special servicer.
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The Netherlands-based Rabobank has successfully repurchased €113 million (158 million), or 32%, of the outstanding balance of its Skyline 2007 commercial mortgage securitization.