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April 17, 2009 02:15 PM
Will CMBS doom growth?
WSJ: Deutsche Bank announce that the $154 billion of CMBS loans coming due between 2009 and 2012 will not qualify for refinancing. DB is project default rates reaching 30% for the $700 billion of CMBS.
Do you interpret this new to suggest that the bank is insolvent? Can DB survive a 30% default rate?
Do you interpret this new to suggest that the bank is insolvent? Can DB survive a 30% default rate?
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| April 25, 2009 03:30 AM |
The blog I cite in sources also indicates that their paperwork is sloppy and they may be engaged in questionable foreclosure practices. Couple all of this with billions in additional losses, and the future looks pretty unhappy for this financial institution.
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Monitoring mortgages in my area for 3 years.
http://www.dialoginternational.com/dialog_international/2008/01/deutsche-ba...
http://www.dialoginternational.com/dialog_international/2009/03/deutsche-ba...
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