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  • Ashley Kibblewhite, London-based director and head of European structured finance syndication at Bank of America, will retire around mid-August.
  • A key provision in the banking reform bill that would exclude the commercial mortgage-backed securities market from a 5% retention requirement for securitizations could be omitted from the final version of the legislation.
  • Capita Asset Servicers has successfully restructured the troubled £535 million ($797.5 million) Tahiti Finance commercial mortgage securitization, securing 75% of noteholder support late last week.
  • Mall Funding’s proposal for a rare note extension does not constitute a coerced debt exchange (CDE), according to Fitch. The £1.1bn UK retail CMBS restructuring, which involves a three year extension to 2017 in exchange for an increase in margin, is being put to a vote on July 15.
  • The European Central Bank will go public with new haircut and risk assessment schedules for collateral – such as structured finance – it accepts for use in its liquidity framework, according to Jose Manuel Gonzalez-Paramo, executive board member of the central bank
  • Meridian Capital has hired veteran commercial mortgage-backed securities executive Chad Johnson as part of a plan to bolster its commercial real estate loan origination platform nationally.
  • 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.