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Risk-based capital requirements for insurance companies that invest in commercial mortgage-backed securities could be substantially higher than what was expected when the National Association of Insurance Commissioners released its initial guidelines last November.
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The effect of the recent $2.64 billion Beacon Seattle and DC Portfolio loan modification has had a limited impact on the seven 2007 commercial mortgage-backed securities the mortgage is split across, according to traders.
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Amherst Securities is forecasting a rally of around 100 basis points for seasoned super-senior commercial mortgage-backed securities with credit enhancement levels of 30% in the coming year, according to a new report.
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Underlying loans in German multifamily commercial mortgage-backed securitizations are facing more defaults before reaching maturity, according to Barclays Capital analysts in London.
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A £175 million ($273 million) sale-and-lease back mortgage bond offering on a single Dutch research and development site is being prepared.
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The sole remaining property in the White Tower 2006-3 commercial mortgage-backed securitization is set to be put up for sale.
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Market officials expect the asset-backed securities market to come out of the gate strong in 2011, with auto deals and commercial mortgage-backed securities tipped to lead the way. -
BlackRock and a small cadre of yield-chasing investors have inked agreements to buy the b-pieces on about $8 billion of commercial mortgage-backed securities deals slated for the first quarter.
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The commercial mortgage-backed securities secondary market is buzzing, with more than $1 billion of bid lists hitting desks Thursday.
