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  • AAA-rated U.S. commercial mortgage-backed securities are largely resilient enough to withstand a hypothetical severe recession and deeper deterioration in the real estate markets, Fitch Ratings concluded following stress tests it conducted on the securities.
  • The Federal Reserve has unveiled proposed capital requirements for banks with at least $500 million in assets based on measures adopted by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision.
  • AAA-rated U.S. commercial mortgage-backed securities are largely resilient enough to withstand a hypothetical severe recession and deeper deterioration in the real estate markets, Fitch Ratings concluded following stress tests it conducted on the securities.
  • Secondary market trading volumes in European securitization have remained light since the start of June, but the broader market view suggests spreads in the core secondary markets are remaining resilient.
  • San Joaquin County Employees’ Retirement Association committed $25 million to Marinus Capital Advisors, to be invested with the firm’s residential mortgage-backed securities strategy, according to sister publication Money Management Intelligence.
  • Prytania Investment Advisers has increased its Athena fund’s allocations to U.S. commercial real estate collateralized debt obligations, trust preferred CDOs and prime U.K. residential mortgage-backed securities in recent weeks.
  • A graph of year-to-date issuance by region and sector, as reported by Securitization Intelligence, accompanied by a bird's-eye view of the activity seen in each sector last week.
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    Santander UK executed its Holmes 2012-3 RMBS this week in a deal that demonstrated demand for double-A rated paper.
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    The seven largest Spanish banks stand to incur losses on their residential mortgage books of €19.2bn, securitisation analysts estimated this week using current default rates in outstanding Spanish RMBS.