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  • Class C noteholders of the £1.15 billion ($1.92 billion) White Tower 2006-3 securitization could be wiped out depending on a 5-10% range in property sale prices.
  • Standard & Poor’s has announced a crackdown on lumpy European CMBS and has downgraded two of Europe’s largest deals in the sector.
  • CB Richard Ellis is preparing to sell some of the properties underpinning White Tower 2006-3.
  • Structured finance bonuses are expected to come in 15-25% higher than a year ago, according to the annual compensation report from New York-based recruitment firm Options Group.
  • The pre-sale report is out on Developers Diversified Realty Corp.’s $400 million single-borrower securitization—the first of its kind under the Term Asset-Backed Lending Facility—and underwriter Goldman Sachs hopes to price the bonds by Monday.
  • Large European banks and hedge funds holding sizable amounts of illiquid asset-backed securities could spark a second market correction with a big sell-off sometime next year, according to European trading and syndication officials.
  • Nuveen Investments is offering a fund to invest in residential and commercial mortgage-backed securities, both directly and through investment in Wellington Management’s Public-Private Investment Program fund.
  • Michael Cox, formerly a real estate and structured finance strategist at the Royal Bank of Scotland, has joined London-based financial services firm Chalkhill Partners.
  • The Association of German Banks wants the German government to guarantee securitization tranches and would implement the 5% retention of risk earlier, should market solutions fail to work.