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South Africa’s Investec Bank has placed the country’s first multi-borrower commercial mortgage-backed securitization, a ZAR1.469 billion ($204 million) deal.
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Eurohypo is in the market with a €550 million ($734 million) commercial mortgage-backed securitization arranged and originated in-house.
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U.S commercial mortgage-backed securitization will suffer 15% greater defaults on the 2007 vintage loans, according to research by Fitch Ratings.
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The UK CMBS market heated up this week as Canary Wharf Group announced a £726m refinancing of its London commercial property complex, Barclays Capital priced its latest conduit offering, and books were built on several other deals.
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A Dutch land owner has paved the way into the commercial mortgage-backed securities market with the launch of Europe’s first transaction containing collateral made up entirely of car park loans.
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Morgan Stanley has entered the market with a £601 million ($1.18 billion) true sale U.K. commercial mortgage-backed securitization originated and arranged in-house
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Mark Jarrell, president and ceo of CRIIMI MAE, has left to rejoin Greystone as director of capital markets.
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A planned BNY Asset Management liability driven investment strategy will invest in collateralized loan obligation equity and asset-, mortgage- and commercial mortgage-backed securities.
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Underwriters Morgan Stanley and Lehman Brothers have begun marketing the U.K. commercial mortgage-backed securities refinancing for Canary Wharf Finance II, the £2.4 billion ($4.7 billion) CMBS transaction backed by office, retail and parking facilities on London's Canary Wharf estate.