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The U.K.’s Financial Services Authority, the Bank of England and HM Treasury have been consulting investors, originators and lenders in the securitization space in the last four weeks to come to grips with ways to support the industry and kick start the markets in 2010.
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CB Richard Ellis has given investors an update on its strategy and cashflow outlook for troubled CMBS, Gemini (Eclipse 2006-3), warning that the projected interest shortfalls are "significantly worse" than at the previous report in September.
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UK CMBS Titan Europe 2007-3 is setting precedents as its special servicing is transferred from Hatfield Philips to Hudson Advisors.
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Ratings agencies will have to explain why a publically sold securitization has gone unrated if national regulators apply the new International Organization of Securities Commission recommendations.
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A loan backing the £815 million ($1.24 billion) Eclipse 2006-4 (Hercules) commercial mortgage securitization of London office properties has been extended until January 2015.
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The Royal Bank of Scotland is getting a strong investor support for its $309 million commercial mortgage-backed securities structure.
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To discuss the financial market's direction and analyze the prospects for debt financing over the next few years, we must first establish a point of reference. For me, this point is the downturn of the late 1980s and early 1990s.
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The Bank of England has proposed changes to U.K. master trusts that will limit their sizes to a set percentage of issuing bank’s balance sheets, according to a market official.
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Appaloosa Management has been quietly increasing its stake in commercial mortgage-backed securities deals that include a piece of the $3 billion senior mortgage on Peter Cooper/Stuyvesant town, fueling speculation that it is seeking to wrest control of the workout of the property from special servicer CW Capital.