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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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Marks & Spencer unveiled an innovative solution to its £704m pension fund deficit this week, arranged by Morgan Stanley.
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RBS priced the first UK CMBS of 2007 this week, raising £440m for family-owned firm Bruntwood Properties.
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Office space provider Bruntwood has issued its first commercial mortgage-backed securitization.
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Credit Suisse is preparing to launch its first European commercial mortgage-backed securities transaction of the year.
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The International Securities and Derivatives Association is looking to draft European Pay-As-You-Go (PAUG) settlement documentation that will replace the existing European cash physical total return swap and, if adopted, could have a significant impact on the commercial mortgage-backed securities market.
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The burgeoning securitization market in Russia is expected to churn out a steady stream of deals over the next few months and is getting closer to producing its first commercial mortgage-backed securities deal.
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A slow January followed by an active February is in the cards for the commercial mortgage-backed securities market.
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A group of eight European asset-backed securities dealers are in the later stages of designing a synthetic European commercial mortgage-backed securities index platform.
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German-based Westdeutsche ImmobilienBank (WIB) has originated a E404 million ($524 million) pan-European commercial mortgage backed securitization, Wilco 2007-1, its first true sale transaction to open-ended real estate funds.