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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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  • Sorouh Real Estate, one of Abu Dhabi’s three government established real estate companies, is marketing a Dh4.016bn ($1.09bn) Islamic securitisation of development land.
  • Bondholders in UK airport operator BAA this week breathed a sigh of relief as the firm announced the much delayed refinancing of its takeover by Ferrovial.
  • Dawnay Day, the troubled London-based private equity group, is set to start selling assets to raise capital.
  • MKP Capital Management is expanding its commercial mortgage-backed securities investment capabilities.
  • Dutch real estate company Vesteda has tapped its Vesteda Residential Funding II BV program for a €150 million ($238 million) issuance of commercial mortgage-backed securities.
  • Wachovia has tapped Brian Lancaster, head of structured products research, to be the chief investment officer and head of portfolio strategy for its real estate group.
  • The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, which recently released a proposal to develop the covered bond market in the U.S., is being urged by the Commercial Mortgage Securities Association to expand the proposal to include commercial real estate.
  • The leading banks in the global league tables held onto their places better than firms did last quarter, as issuance volumes dropped in the U.S. but grew slightly in Europe.
  • Credit Suisse last week sent an e-mail to clients seeking to match its laid-off commercial mortgage-backed securities staffers with new jobs in their clients’ shops.