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The 30-day plus delinquency rate on CMBS edged up in September to a new record of 9.05%, according to Trepp.
October 15 -
First Horizon National Corp. said declines in problem assets may have hit a temporary wall, with further improvement possibly on hold until mid-2011.
October 15 -
Noting new life in the market for CMBS, a survey of industry specialists suggested that issuances could once again reach $100 billion by 2013.
October 15 -
CRE Finance Council's Chief Executive Officer Dottie Cunningham has resigned from her position.
October 14 -
The $3.847 billion securitization for the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) has come to market. This is the first in a series of securitizations for the NCUA.
October 14 -
Bingham expanded its Hong Kong office by adding three partners namely, Laurence Isaacson, Vincent Sum and Mark Fucci.
October 14 -
Odeon Capital Group expanded into the Midwest market by opening an office in Chicago and hiring a securitization expert to lead the new location's trading desk.
October 13 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is considering rules that would require ABS issuers to perform a review of the assets underlying the securities, and to disclose information relating to the review.
October 13 -
Markit has agreed to acquire the Loan/SERV messaging portal from the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC).
October 13 -
A CMBS deal called COMM 2010-C1 is currently in the market. The sequential-structure is backed by a pool of 42 commercial mortgages secured by 63 properties, according to a Fitch Ratings presale report.
October 12