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A number of commercial mortgage-backed securities bid lists related to the auction of collateral from two troubled Bear Stearns hedge funds hit the market last week.
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ING Clarion Capital, a New York-based asset manager, is marketing its first synthetic commercial mortgage-backed securities collateralized debt obligation.
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Gibraltar Limited is in the market with Emerald Funding, a £200 million ($400 million) commercial mortgage-backed securitization of properties backed by a single loan issue.
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Deutsche Bank has hired Sean Egeran to structure commercial mortgage-backed securities in London.
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Barclays Capital remains concerned about the status of the current European commercial mortgage lending markets, noting that the amount of debt secured by commercial property across Europe increased by 9%.
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The first publicly rated commercial mortgage-backed securitization from the United Arab Emirates has come to market after months of speculation.
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Commercial real estate debt outstanding in the United States grew by 2.5% in the first quarter to exceed $3 trillion for the first time, according to the Mortgage Bankers Assocation’s analysis to the Federal Reserve’s Flow of Funds data, reports National Real Estate Investor.
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Halifax Bank of Scotland has originated a transaction from its conduit CMBS program—a £454.3 million ($898.2 million) fully funded synthetic deal called Prominent CMBS Conduit No. 2.
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Citigroup and Merrill Lynch priced a highly unusual CMBS last Friday, backed by four UK holiday resorts operated by Center Parcs.