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  • Windermere XII, issuer of €1.5 billion ($2.16 billion) commercial mortgage-backed securities, wants permission from noteholders to again challenge the French Commercial Tribunal.
  • A mezzanine debt buyer has scooped up a majority of the $47 million BBB-rated portion of Fortress Investment Group’s $460 million commercial mortgage-backed securitization through Bank of America.
  • Sarah Smith, former London-based head of international finance at Sidley & Austin, has been made a partner at law firm Bingham McCutchen.
  • FIG
    Standard & Poor’s has downgraded all the subordinated notes issued out of the “socialist” funding vehicle of Northern Rock’s Granite mortgage master trust. The agency affirmed all the senior tranches of Granite at triple-A and also affirmed the subordinated notes issued via the “capitalist” Funding vehicle.
  • A clean-up sale for Victoria Finance, one of the last of the independent structured investment vehicles, will take place tomorrow.
  • Citigroup is stepping back into conduit lending with plans to launch its own commercial mortgage-backed securitization in the coming weeks.
  • The issuer of White Tower commercial mortgage securitizations could be headed for a technical event of default due to reporting covenants, one London-based financial services firm has warned.
  • FIG
    Ernst & Young’s resignation as auditor on White Tower 2006-3 was triggered by its provision of a qualified opinion on the issuer’s ability to continue as a going concern, the issuer revealed on Friday.
  • The TCW Group is acquiring Metropolitan West Asset Management and in the process Jeffrey Gundlach, cio and lead portfolio manager of TCW’s high-grade fixed-income funds and accounts, will be leaving the firm.