Commercial mortgage-backed securities (cmbs)
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Benchmark OTC curves 'will help insurers calculate risk data for market risk models'
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The last months of 2011 saw European banks preparing for the arrival of Basel 2.5 by trying to lighten their risk-weighted assets – but a delay in implementing the same rules in the US has created...
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RMBS, CMBS and ABS deals placed on review list until September for op risk weaknesses
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UK investment firm insists ABS offers better value then unsecured bank debt, despite its damaged reputation.
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Structured finance markets are beginning to stabilise as advanced economies return to positive growth, according to Fitch Ratings. Speaking at a media briefing on April 28, Brian Coulton, head of sovereign ratings in Europe, said Fitch had revised its...
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Securities and investment banking group Jefferies has appointed Mark Green as head of its commercial mortgage-backed securities division. He will report to William Jennings and Johan Eveland, co-heads of the mortgage and asset-backed securities group,...
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The distressed assets sitting on the balance sheets of financial institutions have increased in value in recent months, with a variety of firms reporting paper gains. Has the turning point been reached in distressed structured credit assets? Peter Madigan...
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The immediate outlook for the global commercial mortgage-backed market remains bleak, with delinquency rates heading upwards on US transactions and their European equivalents hit by conservative property valuations. According to Pennsylvanian rating...
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Fixed income investors believe the recession is over in the US, with the majority of investors predicting moderate growth in the US economy during 2010, according to a survey by Fitch Ratings. Just over 50% of those surveyed said the US economy would...
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