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Size constraints

Europe's first commercial real estate collateralised debt obligation was launched at the end of last year. But despite early predictions for growth, a scarcity of underlying assets and a lack of standardised documentation are likely to put a cap on the size of the market in the short term. Duncan Wood reports

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Europe's first collateralised debt obligation (CDO) to be linked solely to commercial real estate (CRE) assets was supposed to launch last September. Investec and Bear Stearns - the deal's manager and arranger, respectively - had already been out on the road, talking to investors. Expectations for the new market were high, partly because of the startling growth seen in the US, where the $43.5

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