CMBS

The $5.2 million loan on the U.S. Geological Survey regional headquarters that was securitized in JPMCC 2010-C2 is 30-days delinquent, according to a report from Royal Bank of Scotland.

The European Union (EU) and U.S. regulators might be on the same page when it comes to trying to get the securitization market to be more risk averse. However, their different approaches have left a gap that needs to be eventually bridged, industry sources said .

Cantor Fitzgerald's first-ever CMBS called CFCRE 2011-C1, which is backed by 38 loans in 67 properties, priced today.

Auction.com plans to put out for bid at least two commercial real estate (CRE) loan packages per month for the next three months totaling more than $1.86 billion.

The European Central Bank (ECB) is reportedly publishing a letter later this month outlining plans for a data warehouse of underlying loans that back ABS deals.

As REITs emerge as a key source of agency MBS demand and become the marginal buyers for mortgage-backeds, spreads are still range-bound even though there is the news that the Treasury is unwinding its MBS portfolio, according to Bank of America Merill Lynch analysts in a report released today.

JPMorgan Chase plans to sell a $1.5 billion B-piece offering to Torchlight Investors, according to a Bloomberg report.

Cantor Commercial Real Estate (CCRE) is in the market with its very first CMBS worth a little more than $634.5 million.

The investment banking firm Sandler O’Neill & Partners added a team of five sales professionals to its Chicago-based, fixed-income group.

Investors have proven slow to return to the European securitization market. The limited appetite has been matched by a lackluster amount of securitization supply that market analysts said has created an imbalance in secondary and primary securitization pricing.