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Investec launched South Africa’s first multi-borrower CMBS deal yesterday (Thursday).
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Lehman Brothers, NIBC Bank and Rabobank have added another Eu2.29bn of paper to the pipeline of pan-European CMBS, which together with ABN Amro’s Eu1.076bn Talisman 6 stands at Eu3.367bn.
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Standard & Poor's has raised credit ratings on nine classes of notes across four European commercial and residential mortgage-backed synthetic transactions following the upgrade of Eurohypo AG and Commerzbank AG.
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Gramercy Capital has formed a real estate securities business focused on the acquisition, trading and financing of CMBS and other real estate debt securities.
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Lehman Brothers is expected to price next week a €1.497 billion ($1.9 billion) European commercial mortgage backed securitization from its Windemere series.
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Morgan Stanley is in the market with a £601 million ($1.168 billion) commercial mortgage backed securitization from its European Loan Conduit funding vehicle.
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Available funds caps are a common feature of European commercial mortgage-backed securities transactions.
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ABN AMRO is ready to go to market with a Talisman commercial mortgage-backed transaction to be arranged in-house.
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The US commercial real estate collateralised debt obligations (CRE CDO) market is well established, issuing since 1999, a total of around $30 billion.