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The wave of securitisation buybacks continued unabated this week as pub landlord Greene King completed its tender and real estate firm Beni Stabili announced its plans to buy back some of the Telecom Italia office securitisation Imser 2.
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UK CMBS continued to be battered by downgrades this week as Fitch gave a negative outlook for ratings in the whole European CMBS sector, but gave South Africa a stable outlook.
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Italian real estate company Beni Stabili has announced a tender offer for notes from eight tranches of its IMSER 2 commercial mortgage-backed securities deal.
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The Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility will begin accepting some legacy commercial mortgage-backed securities in late July.
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Italy’s Banca di Credito Cooperativo dell'Alta Padovana has closed its first securitization of residential and commercial mortgage loans, the €340.7 million ($462.4 million) Alta Padovana.
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NewOak Capital has hired Malay Bansal, the former head of commercial real estate collateralized debt obligations at Merrill Lynch.
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A slew of commercial mortgage-backed securities sponsors are likely to buy back their notes via reverse dutch auctions at distressed prices over the next three to six months to pre-empt buying them back at par on their call dates.
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Paramax Capital Partners, the Stamford, Conn.,-based private capital, advisory and asset finance company, wants to hire professionals in commercial real estate.
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Rabobank is looking to buy back notes from the first securitization of its FGH Bank subsidiary, Skyline 2007, next week.