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White Tower 2006-3’s class ‘A’ notes will be fully repaid at the next payment date later this month after £675m of proceeds came from the sale of most of the remaining properties.
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Planned commercial mortgage-backed securities deals from a Citigroup-Goldman Sachs partnership and JP Morgan are not expected to be hit by last-minute language in the financial reform bill that will make rating agencies liable for their ratings.
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Punch Taverns, a U.K. pub operator, may approach noteholders of its £1.75 billion ($2.67 billion) Punch B commercial mortgage-backed securitization with a proposal to compensate them for possible losses on the deal.
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Noteholders of Titan Europe 2006-4, a £600 million ($911 million) commercial mortgage securitization have been offered a sweetened restructuring proposal with increased coupons.
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The Financial Services Authority is proposing capital risk retention requirements for the U.K’s non-bank lending sector.
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The Bank of England is strengthening its requirements for structured finance submitted to its short term Discount Window Facility and increasing the level of transparency for banks that seek liquidity.
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Ronald Yung and James Colonias, the duo that helped launched NewOak Capital’s fixed-income desk at broker-deal unit NewOak Capital Markets, are scaling back their presence at the firm in order to focus on other opportunities.
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LEM Mezzanine, which owns the Union Square W, and the property’s mezzanine lenders have reached an agreement to sell the high-end hotel to a venture led by Host Hotels & Resorts.
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Class A noteholders of the £707.76 million ($1.088 billion) U.K. commercial mortgage securitization, Windermere XI, are set for a payout after a successful property sale was completed.