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Spreads have widened and GI Partners' $375m deal is moving slowly
Investors say data centre deals are pricing wider than other types of CMBS
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Two structured credit veterans are preparing to launch GCS Capital Management, a new investment management company to be based in New York and in Tokyo.
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Mapeley, the troubled U.K. property firm which is trying to raise £48 million ($66.55 million) to avoid insolvency, is a borrower in several European commercial mortgage-backed securities deals, but analysts at Barclays Capital are confident any potential insolvency would have limited impact on the securitizations.
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Anglo Irish Mortgage Bank has structured its first covered bond backed by commercial mortgages in four series of notes totaling €3.8 billion ($4.8 billion).
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The move to get commercial real estate included in the Federal Reserve’s Term Asset Backed Securities Loan Facility is picking up steam.
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Investors buying interest-only pieces of commercial mortgage-backed securities may see rates of return soar as seasoned CMBS pools nearing maturity are extended.
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U.K. property specialist Savills Capital Advisors has hired Simon Dunne as a director of debt arrangement, structuring and restructuring in its London office.
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WestLB’s financing subsidiary Westdeutsche ImmobilienBank has closed a unique commercial mortgage-backed securitization where most of the loans backing the transaction are not initially secured by mortgages.
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Spreads on AAA commercial mortgage-backed securities pushed in during the first full trading week of 2009.
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Performance on five prominent U.K. and European commercial mortgage-backed securities deals were less than expected in a recent analysis performed by Barclay's Capital.