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  • European investors in securitizations should move toward a U.S. trading style environment and rely less on traditional buy-and-hold techniques to further liquidity in the market, participants on a trading panel at Global ABS in London said Tuesday.
  • A restructuring plan proposed yesterday for the £1.44 billion ($2.09 billion) commercial mortgage securitization Mall Funding would extend the notes three years and inject £155 million.
  • Markit, the international financial data firm, plans to extend its iBoxx index to include European asset-backed securities.
  • Philippe Tapernoux, London-based managing director, European securitization and covered bonds at Natixis, left the firm last Friday.
  • Mark Graham, former London-based managing director and head of European securitization at Deutsche Bank, has joined UBS as the firm’s head of European Middle East and Africa securitized products.
  • The classes of the failed £1.5 billion ($2.15 billion) White Tower 2006-3 commercial mortgage securitization could be fully redeemed if the administrators liquidate the rest of its property in line with the recent £60 million ($86.17 million) Carey Street sale.
  • Noteholders of the £750.05 million ($1.09 billion) CPUK Mortgage Finance commercial mortgage securitization could be in for a double payment if a sale of the property backing the deal goes ahead.
  • Delinquencies on loans backing commercial mortgage-backed securities climbed 40 basis points in May, rising from 8.02% in April, according to data from Trepp.
  • Howard Esaki, former London-based head of commercial mortgage-backed securities research at Morgan Stanley, has joined Standard & Poor’s New York office as the head of global structured finance research.