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The U.K. property derivatives market is expected to see a significant expansion in the coming year as commercial real estate markets head downwards and the European commercial mortgage-backed securities market remains quiet.
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Morgan Stanley has priced its latest CMBS, which had been on hold since late November.
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Morgan Stanley’s Xuthus commercial mortgage-backed securitization is expected to close tomorrow after the deal was initially withdrawn from the market at the end of last year.
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The Islamic securitization market is expected grow steadily in the coming years, according to a report from Moody’s Investors Service.
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Three fixed-rate commercial mortgage-backed securities deals are being readied, including an estimated $1 billion to $1.5 billion offering from Banc of America, a $2 billion offering from Morgan Stanley's IQ shelf and a $1 billion deal from Credit Suisse.
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HVB is launching its fourth securitisation of wind farms, the Eu243m Breeze Four.
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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.