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Wells Fargo Bank is said to be positioning itself to be a major player in the retrenched commercial mortgage-backed securitization market, with lenders in the sector tipping the San Francisco, Calif.-based bank to lead a new offering in the early part of the New Year.
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Two loans securitized in the German commercial mortgage-backed deal Titan Europe 2006-2 have been restructured.
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About $8 billion in new commercial mortgage-backed securities is being readied by Wall Street banks, with the flood of paper expected to hit the market in the first quarter of 2011, according to bankers.
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Securitization shops will hotly compete for floating-rate loans securitized in boom-period commercial mortgage-backed securities deals that are set to mature in the coming months, according to bankers.
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The London-based Canary Wharf Group, the property development and investment firm that manages the Canary Wharf estate, yesterday swapped two properties out of its commercial mortgage securitization.
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Although the recession officially ended in June 2009, its impact on loan performance among U.S. commercial mortgage-backed securities still lingers.
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Commercial mortgage-backed securities investors may be taking too much of a risk when they buy newly issued AAA-rated bonds at a premium.
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Noteholders in the troubled Alburn Real Estate Capital 6 (REC 6) CMBS were discussing whether to accept a tender offer backed by Highcross, a real estate investment fund, this week. This is one of the first CMBS where a third party has put in capital with a view to buying out the whole loan.
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The American Securitization Forum has warned the Financial Stability Oversight Council not to distort the Congress-included securitization exemption while interpreting the Volcker Rule.