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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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The commercial mortgage-backed securities market has traditionally offered fairly stable spreads. -
RBC Capital Markets and Société Générale priced a £146.42m road bond this week.
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Spreads on newly issued commercial mortgage-backed securities tightened slightly this week, moving in five basis points to swaps plus 101 for the benchmark 30% subordination, AAA-rated bonds.
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Brewer and pub company Greene King has shelved plans for an opco/propco restructuring because of the credit crunch in commercial property lending.
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Bill Green, who headed Wachovia’s U.S. commercial real estate debt business for several years and most recently oversaw its European efforts, has left the bank to take a position at Starwood Capital Group.
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Deutsche Bank is back in the market with its Deco 17-Pan Europe commercial mortgage-backed securities deal.
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LEAD managers withdrew several deals this week, in a clear sign that most investors remaining in the market have already shut up shop for the rest of the year.
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Morgan Stanley has pulled its €695 million ($1 billion) ELOC-29 pan-European commercial mortgage-backed securities deal, which had been due to come to market last week.
