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Green securitizations have been prominent in CMBS this year
Rating cut as note pays more interest than planned
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Vacancies in the Hercules (Eclipse 2006-4) CMBS caused by Standard Bank’s exercise of break options may be filled in December.
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The House Financial Services Committee has voted to lower the retention requirement for securitisation to 5% in its version of the financial reform bill passing through Congress.
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Deutsche Bank has suspended amortisation for one year on the Lea Valley loan underlying
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Marketfield Asset Management, a New York-based equity manager, is making its first foray into the fixed-income market via a newly formed commercial mortgage-backed securities fund.
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CB Richard Ellis Loan Servicing has hired Paul Lloyd, head of Deutsche Bank’s European servicing and asset management unit, to head its new loan special serving team.
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Calyon has tapped Christian Haller to lead covered bond origination globally for the bank.
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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.
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Standard & Poor’s has announced a crackdown on lumpy European CMBS and has downgraded two of Europe’s largest deals in the sector.
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CB Richard Ellis is preparing to sell some of the properties underpinning White Tower 2006-3.