Capital Trust Inc., New York, has announced the closing of CT CDO IV, a $489 million collateralized debt obligation supported by commercial mortgage-backed securities and other commercial real estate debt.The finance and investment management company said the CDO consisted of approximately $484 million of secured notes and $5 million of preferred shares. The investment-grade securities, totaling $429 million, were privately placed with third-party investors, and the remaining $60 million of below-investment-grade securities and preferred shares were retained by Capital Trust. The vast majority of the sold notes, $413 million, bear interest at floating rates, the company said.
-
ICE data reveals home value growth hit a 15-month high, prompting originators to target resilient markets like upstate New York and pivot focus toward single-family inventory.
5h ago -
The company reported a nearly $600,000 loss as it navigates the loss of Rithm-related business and pushes for a more diversified revenue model.
7h ago -
Brian Johnson, President Trump's nominee to lead the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, navigated a somewhat contentious Senate Banking Committee hearing dominated by Democratic opposition but without giving away specific plans he has for the agency.
9h ago -
Originators need to keep an eye on the 10-year Treasury yield used in pricing mortgages, which not only broke through 4.6%, climbed above 4.7% on Thursday.
10h ago -
Sentiment towards the presence of the structures backing AI development varies by generation, but a growing number of buyers are raising questions, Redfin says.
July 23 -
Chase edged out Rocket for the top spot in the annual mortgage servicer customer satisfaction survey, with depositories in seven of the top 10 spots.
July 23










