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◆ Solving order book attrition in the corporate bond market ◆ Signs of trouble in the tech debt boom ◆ The task before the EU's two newest chief regulators
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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European banks are expected to transfer high-quality commercial mortgage-backed securities and other structured assets from their trading books to their balance sheets as a result of recent amendments from the International Accounting Standards Board.
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Interest shortfalls hit three commercial mortgage securitisations this week.
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The commercial property market is dependent on financing from the bond and securitization markets even though structured finance as a funding tool is effectively on life-support.
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Michael Cox, real estate strategist at The Royal Bank of Scotland, said that investors are looking for distressed and opportunistic acquisitions caused by mispricing, particularly among troubled super senior and junior tranches in deals backed by large single assets.
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Commercial mortgage-backed securities delinquencies rose to $4.64 billion in September, a month over month increase of $575 million.
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The cost of debt is rising steeply in the U.K. commercial property market, which is having a dampening effect on the ability of borrowers to buy and sell commercial real estate properties.
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Peter Tzelios, managing director and deputy general manager at EuroHypo’s New York office, has left the bank.
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ING Clarion Capital has hired Timothy Zietara as senior v.p.
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The junior loan of the Gemini Eclipse 2006-3 commercial mortgage backed securitization has hit an event of default after experiencing an interest payment shortfall on Oct. 17.