The first refinancing, in January, was primarily intended to extend the life of the post-reinvestment period deal; this time, the manager is also lowering the interest paid.
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Here's a look at what happens at five federal agencies that support the mortgage industry during a government shutdown.
January 19
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The Irving, Tex.-based specialty lender boosted senior-note credit enhancement levels and has stabilized portfolio losses to break the AA ratings cap on its deals, according to S&P Global Ratings.
January 19
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Previously a partner at Winston & Strawn, he brings more than 25 years of experience handling complex structured finance and specialty finance transactions.
January 19
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The Taxs Cuts and Jobs Act preserves most of existing benefits for owners, operators, and investors, and provides a few new perks as well; there are some trade-offs to be made, however.
January 19
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The global real estate and investment management firm took ownership of the portfolio after the 2013 CMBS that it originally backed failed to pay off at maturity, according to Kroll Bond Rating Agency.
January 19
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The New York-based alternative asset manager is first out of the gate with a new-issue deal amidst a flurry of early reset/refinancing activity totaling $3.4 billion.
January 19
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Senate negotiators are working on a bill that would place Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac into receivership and replace them with multiple mortgage guarantors, according to sources.
January 18
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The first prime auto-loan securitizations for Ally Bank and captive-finance lenders for Toyota and Ford total $3.5-$4B, according to rating agency presale reports.
January 18
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The nation's largest private student lender plans to use $30 million of its anticipated tax-cut windfall to speed up its diversification plan and strengthen its digital capabilities.
January 18
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Goldman Sachs was set to price $898.1 million of the sales tax bonds Wednesday, but the sale was delayed until next week at the earliest.
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A $235 million deal is backed by a 27-story Manhattan office building; another, for $150 million, is backed by a portfolio of office and research and development buildings in Silicon Valley.
January 18
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Proceeds will repay a tranche of variable-rate notes issued in 2016, as well as for general corporate purposes, including paying a capital dividend to shareholders.
January 18
