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Distressed funds have been popping out of the woodwork in Europe to pluck commercial mortgages from big banks selling at fire sale prices.
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Europe’s commercial mortgage-backed securities conduit market could lay dormant for the rest of this year, with no new origination until the end of 2009, according to panelists at IMN’s 4th Annual CMBS Conference in London.
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The newly introduced interest deduction barrier on German commercial mortgage loans could increase the likelihood of a borrower defaulting, according to Fitch Ratings.
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Collateral in existing conduit commercial mortgage-backed securitizations will likely deteriorate, according to research by Deutsche Bank.
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Wells Fargo Bank is not participating in the latest offering from Morgan Stanley’s TOP commercial mortgage-backed securities program due to volatility, according to sister publication Real Estate Finance & Investment.
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Leverage levels and the number of interest-only loans included in new commercial mortgage-backed securities deals posted their first declines in years, according to a new report from Moody’s Investors Service.
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A number of banks have executed regulatory call options, which allow them to call notes if regulatory requirements make it more beneficial for them to do so.
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Hedge funds are closing in on the commercial mortgage-backed sector as a result of bargain-basement prices on the securities.
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Australian property investor Centro Properties Group has seen A$900 million ($799 million) of notes downgraded or placed on downgrade watch on its commercial mortgage-backed transaction over fears of potential default.