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CMBS and the Real Estate Lawyer 2015: Lender and Borrower Issues in the Capital Markets

Chair(s): Meredith J. Kane, Joseph Philip Forte
Practice Area: Banking, Corporate & Securities, Real Estate
Published: Feb 2015
ISBN: 9781402423932
PLI Item #: 58093
CHB Spine #: N627

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Table of Contents
Chapter 1. The Reality of CMBS Risk Retention—A Real Solution or Just Another Illusion?
Chapter 2. 2015 Outlook—US CMBS: CRE Recovery Takes Root As Loan Quality Continues to Slip
Chapter 3. CMBS: How Did We Get Here? (PowerPoint slides)
Chapter 4. Mechanics of a CMBS Offering
Chapter 5. Forms of REMIC and Securitization Tax-Related Provisions of Loan Agreements
Chapter 6. Topsy-Turvy: The World of Commercial Real Estate Finance Turned Upside Down
Chapter 7. Creating the Securitized Asset: Key Post Crisis Issues for Special Purpose Entities and Non-Recourse Carve-outs (November 2014)
Chapter 8. US CMBS and CRE CDO: Moody’s Approach to Rating Commercial Real Estate Mezzanine Loans (March 29, 2007)
Chapter 9. CMBS: Moody’s Approach to A-B Notes and Other Forms of Subordinate Debt (February 4, 2000)
Chapter 10. Introduction to Subordinate Debt Structures: A/B Loans and Pari Passu Notes (PowerPoint slides)
Chapter 11. Introduction to Subordinate Debt Structures: Participants and Mezzanine Debt Structures (PowerPoint slides)
Chapter 12. New CREFC Mediation Proposal: A Response to SEC’s Proposed Breach Enforcement Regulation
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