Warning Signs in Structured Finance Growing Stronger
Warning signs are growing in structured finance for 2017.
Warning signs are growing in structured finance for 2017.
Five commercial mortgage securitizations totaling some $3 billion hit the market Tuesday and Wednesday. This marks a return the pace seen before last weeks presidential election, when deal flow slowed considerably.
Investors in commercial mortgage bonds are becoming comfortable with property assessed clean energy financing.
Park Hotels & Resorts, the real estate investment trust being spun out of Hilton Worldwide Holdings, is making another trip to the securitization market.
Banking industry lobbyists and representatives are practically salivating over the election results, convinced that Republican control of the White House and Congress will finally give them the opportunity to roll back key parts of the Dodd-Frank Act.
Goldman Sachs has launched the first private label commercial mortgage securitization of the week, according to Kroll Bond Rating Agency.
Donald Trumps victory drew inevitable comparisons to Britains vote to exit the European Union in June, but so far the election results have failed to produce the kind of volatility seen in June much less the extreme moves in financial markets experienced in January
Structured credit firm ZAIS Group has hired two new executives to spearhead its collateralized loans obligation and other asset-backed businesses out of London.
Credit Suisse is marketing $767 million of bonds backed by 53 mortgage that are secured in turn by 199 commercial properties, according to rating agency reports.
Park Hotels & Resorts, the real estate investment trust being spun out of Hilton Worldwide Holdings, is tapping the securitization market for a cash-out refinancing of two full-service hotels in San Francisco.
Late payments on securitized commercial mortgages climbed again in October, as they have for seven of the past eight months.
A first-lien mortgage loan issued for the new State Farm Mutual Insurance regional headquarters building in suburban Dallas, Tex., is being collateralized for a single-property securitization.
Citigroup Global Commercial Mortgage Trust 2016-3 is a $756.4 million asset-backed pool of 44 fixed-rate loans secured by 72 commercial properties. Forty-four of the properties in the pool are hotels or office, all tied to loans originated within the last five months.
Velocity Commercial Capital is marketing its second small balance commercial loan securitization of the year.
Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo and Bank of America are marketing $725.6 million of commercial mortgage bonds designed to meet requirements from regulators on both sides of the Atlantic to keep skin in the game of their deals.
Credit Suisse is marketing bonds backed by a $280 million floating-rate mortgage collateralized by 27 standalone retail properties leased to Mills Fleet Farm.
Blackstone Real Estate Partners is tapping the securitization market for a cash out refinancing of The Cosmopolitan Las Vegas hotel and casino.
A new $1.12 billion CMBS deal being marketed by JPMorgan and German American Capital Corp. includes notes backed by a portion of a loan backing the 51-story 10 Hudson Yards office building, part of the largest-ever private real estate development in the U.S.
Deutsche Bank is securitizing a $710 million mortgage backed by a portfolio of 155 skilled nursing, assisted and independent living facilities with 18,870 licensed beds, in 20 states.
CVCRE 2016-6 consists of four super-senior class A notes tranches and three subordinate classes. The senior A notes have a preliminary triple-A rating structured finance rating from Morningstar and Fitch Ratings.
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