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US Fed to incentivize investors; Single-family homes new asset class
Euromoney February 2012
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Australian banks ‘miss broader point’; Some blame issuers, others bookrunners
Euromoney January 2012
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The debate on whether China is due for a hard landing returned to the fore as property prices fell for a fourth consecutive month. And although analysts remain polarized in their views, some believe the country’s unconventional economic policy will prevent its economy going into free fall.
Published January 2012 euromoney.com
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Euromoney Skew takes a look at ex-HSBC chief executive Michael Geoghegan’s recent study of Ireland’s National Asset Management Agency (NAMA).
Published December 2011 euromoney.com
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Lack of repossessions hides extent of US’s dire economic situation.
Euromoney December 2011
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Mortgage lenders under threat; Fischer clashes with housing chief
Euromoney December 2011
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Talk of a Chinese property bubble and potential crash is misleading. The country’s real estate sector is as varied as China itself. But what unites Chinese property investors, and the government, is concerns about the pace at which building continues, prices are falling and the extent of exposure in a grow
Euromoney December 2011
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Bad real estate lending could leave Bankia holed below the waterline
Published November 2011 euromoney.com
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Developers’ bonds trading in 70s, 80s; Analysts expect more price cuts as sales fall
Euromoney November 2011
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Euro swap cost prohibitive; New buyers move in
Euromoney November 2011
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Stress tests data make grim reading; Transparency still lags US
Euromoney September 2011
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Euromoney September 2011
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Euromoney September 2011
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Euromoney September 2011
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Euromoney September 2011
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Before the US sovereign downgrade by sent the risk-on trade into a decline, commercial real estate had made big progress in cleaning up its act. Valuations are up, inventory is coming to market and new sources of funding are flowing. But will stalling economic growth knock the market off course? Joti Mangat
Euromoney September 2011
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German banks club together to sell loans; looming losses from periphery could drive deals
Published August 2011 euromoney.com
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The expected big bust in US commercial real estate never happened, and investors are starting to move in. That’s good news for US banks that have portfolios under water. But are the loan owners and investors being overly confident? Helen Avery reports.
Euromoney March 2011
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Bondholder standoff on the cards at ailing Punch.
Euromoney January 2011
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Despite attractive yields and improved turnover in a few prime markets, the European commercial real estate recovery remains tentative as supply and finance constraints continue to restrict activity. However, bright spots are emerging for funds that have been able to put the worst of the debt crisis behind t
Euromoney December 2010
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One year on from the revelation of Dubai World’s debt problems the emirate is looking to the foundations of its prosperity – its position as a trade, transport and services hub – for recovery. Can Dubai trade its way out of trouble? Dominic Dudley reports.
Euromoney December 2010
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Euromoney November 2010
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The foreclosure abuses furore has led to suggestions that the whole process by which mortgages are transferred to trusts during securitization could now be in doubt. If substantiated, this would have dire consequences: non-agency mortgage finance would immediately screech to a halt.
Euromoney November 2010
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That banks and mortgage servicers may have foreclosed on US homes without adequate documentation further blackens their already tarnished reputations. But the foreclosure scandal has increased the prospect of a far greater attack on mortgage securitization – one that even if it does not destroy the market
Euromoney November 2010
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Euromoney September 2010
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Euromoney September 2010
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Asia’s property markets avoided the worst of the global financial crisis and Chinese buyers are leading the way in global commercial real estate turnover, even as the country’s domestic property market struggles with the fallout from overheating. Joti Mangat reports.
Euromoney September 2010
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With some $1.4 trillion of commercial real estate loan maturities looming over the next four years and traditional funding markets still in intensive care, CRE recovery is entering a critical phase in the US and Europe. However, cash-rich domestic buyers are already driving regional growth in Asia and are ch
Euromoney September 2010
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Governor Sheikh Salem Al Sabah is leading efforts to deal with the chaos left from years of property and stock speculation. But as Dominic O’Neill asks at the central bank’s office in Kuwait, is the clean-up anywhere near complete? Is structural change possible?
Euromoney September 2010
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Brazilian structured credit based on such underlyings as consumer loans, auto finance and trade receivables is in rude health but the underdeveloped RMBS and CMBS market will only take off with greater supply. Even then, investors may be wary of buying it. Rob Dwyer reports from São Paulo.
Euromoney September 2010
