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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.
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More bad news for the European commercial mortgage-backed securities market is on the way, according to industry analysts, as delinquencies, covenant breaches and other structural issues are likely to rise sharply.
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Palatium Investment Management is starting to see some buying opportunities emerge in European commercial mortgage-backed securities.
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Deutsche Bank has begun marketing a $1 billion securitization of Freddie Mac multifamily loans—the first new commercial mortgage-backed securities deal to hit the market in more than six months.
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A new fixed-income division of institutional equity trading firm Weeden & Co. is looking for roughly 10 mortgage-backed securities professionals and an as yet undetermined number of structured products staffers.
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Stone Tower Capital is in discussions with prospective anchor investors in a follow-up to its Stone Tower Structured Credit Recovery Fund.