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London-based Odeon Hobart Partners, a newly created broker dealer, plans to structure its own European securitizations in the future but will trade and sell bonds to its U.S. clients for now, according to Mathew Van Alstyne, managing partner.
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Cecile Houlot, former northern European head of structured finance derivatives at JPMorgan, has joined Morgan Stanley in London as head of European securitization within the global structured solutions group, a new position.
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Richard Hopkin, managing director and head of U.K. securitization at Société Générale, has moved to the European Securitization Forum.
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Red Stone Partners, a New York-based real estate investment company, has launched a $250 million investment fund to acquire fixed-rate, tax-exempt multifamily housing bonds.
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Pontormo Mortgages, an Italian special purpose vehicle, has issued €187.9 million ($248.5 million) of class A notes and a €166.6 million ($220.3 million) class B tranche backed with residential and commercial mortgage collateral.
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Iron Hound Management Company is banking on the coming wave of commercial mortgage-backed securities maturities to fuel its fledgling loan modification and refinancing platform.
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The lenders, borrowers and noteholders of the German Titan Europe 2007-2 have agreed to another extension to the standstill agreement until Aug. 9, the third since one of the deal’s loans went in to special servicing.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission’s proposed new regulations for the U.S. structured finance market will severely disadvantage European and global deals, according to market officials.
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The $788 million commercial mortgage-backed securities deal launched last week by a partnership between Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and Starwood Property Group is seeing strong demand from investors, who expect the offering to be priced well within price talk.