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At least two auto asset-backed deals will price this week while another will close next week.
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Global financial services firm Knight Capital Group has launched a commercial real estate finance platform that will securitize leases from sale-leasebacks and other agreements.
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Senior and junior noteholders of the £284.9 million ($446.4 million) Draco (Eclipse 2005-4) commercial mortgage securitization will be partially prepaid on the next payment date, according to a CMBS analyst.
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Cantor Fitzgerald Commercial Real Estate plans to double its 30-person commercial real estate lending team in the next few months as part of a plan to originate about $5 billion of new loans by next August in a partnership with CIM Group.
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A conflict is brewing between the servicers and the borrower of loans securitized over two European commercial mortgage securitizations, the €1.11 billion ($1.4 billion) Fleet Street Finance Three and the €1.3 billion ($1.7 billion) Windermere IX.
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Christian Aufsatz, London-based commercial real estate v.p. at Moody’s Investors Service, has joined Barclays Capital’s research team.
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Grubb & Ellis has hired Steven Roberts, a longtime executive in Citigroup’s commercial real estate lending group, as a senior managing director in debt and equity finance.
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Investors have taken greater interest in Broadgate Financing, a £2.08 billion ($3.24 billion) prime U.K. commercial mortgage securitization, following a recent collateral swap and cash injection.
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The Winthrop Realty Trust and Pershing Square Capital Management Partnership that recently acquired three tranches of senior mezzanine debt on Peter Cooper Village and Stuyvesant Town in New York is hoping to modify the $4.4 billion in debt on the complex with the senior bondholders, special servicer CW Capital and the building’s influential tenants’ association.