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- Investors May Be Unable to Refinance $156 Billion in U.K. Property Loans
- Harvard Swap Toll Tops $1.25 Billion as Agreements Exited
- U.K. Banks Cut European Property Loans by $29 Billion
- Singapore invests $300mln in US property hedge fund
- European hedge fund stars profit in buoyant January; Float on ECB Cash
2010-09-24 — bloomberg.com
"Property fund managers could face demands for cash collateral to cover bets on interest-rate movements, under European Commission proposals to regulate the derivatives industry. Interest-rate swaps were attached to about 130 billion pounds ($204 billion) of U.K. real estate debt at the end of 2009, according to a De Montfort University study. Most would be subject to such a payment."
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