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Fitch Affirms National Consumer Cooperative Bank LT IDR at 'A-'; Rating Outlook Stable

CHICAGO -- Fitch Ratings has affirmed the ratings of National Consumer Cooperative Bank NCB and its related subsidiaries. The Rating Outlook is Stable. Approximately $450 million of debt and $1 billion of deposits are affected by this action. A complete list of ratings is detailed at the end of this...

Tags: Fitch Ratings, National Consumer Cooperative Bank

Research articles 2008-03-04

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CMBS Deals Flood Market.(Six issuers were in the market this week with deals totaling $5 billion)

The commercial MBS market perked up this week, as six issuers were in the market with deals totaling $5 billion. The largest was a $1.8 billion fusion offering by Credit Suisse First Boston, Key Bank, PNC Bank, National Consumer Cooperative Bank and Eurohypo. The...

Tags: CalPERS, FINANCE, investor, Mortgages

Research articles 2003-06-13

Credit Suisse First Boston Mortgage Securities Corp., 2004-C1.(Initial Pricings)

Credit Suisse First Boston Mortgage Securities Corp., 2004-C1 Pricing date: Feb. 26 Closing date: March 15 Amount: ...

Tags: Credit Suisse Group AG, FINANCE, Mortgages, PNC Bank

Research articles 2004-02-27

First Boston to Lead Giant Securitization.

A team of issuers led by Credit Suisse First Boston is planning what could be the largest commercial MBS deal in the U.S. since 1999. First Boston plans to team up with frequent partners PNC Bank, KeyBank and National Consumer Cooperative Bank on a fixed-rate...

Tags: Boston, conduit, fusion, PNC Bank, team

Research articles 2003-03-28

Morgan Stanley Capital I Trust, 2004-1Q7.(Initial Pricings)(Illustration)

Morgan Stanley Capital I Trust, 2004-1Q7 Pricing date: May 19 Closing date: May 27 Amount: $863.0 million Seller/borrowers: ...

Tags: FINANCE, Morgan Stanley, Mortgages, State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co., Washington Mutual Inc.

Research articles 2004-05-21

Three CMBS Deals in Market.

Credit Suisse First Boston and Morgan Stanley were in the market with a $1.1 billion plain-vanilla conduit deal last week, while each firm also separately shopped other deals. In the conduit offering, First Boston is contributing 63% of the collateral pool, while Morgan Stanley...

Tags: conduit, FINANCE, Investment, Morgan Stanley, Mortgages

Research articles 2000-07-24