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CRE Senior 9 - Notes

CRE Loans Debt Issuance S.à.r.l., Compartment CRE Senior 9 Issuance

Rating History

Rating Watch Outlook Decision Date Action Validity Date Maximum Validity
BBB+ Outlook STA 20.06.2023 23.06.2023 29.05.2027
A- Outlook STA 27.06.2022 05.07.2022 29.05.2027
A- Outlook STA 14.07.2021 16.07.2021 29.05.2027
A- Outlook NEG 24.06.2020 30.06.2020 29.05.2027
A- Outlook STA 25.06.2019 28.06.2019 29.05.2027
A- Outlook POS 24.01.2019 28.01.2019 29.05.2027
A- Watch UNW 26.07.2018 01.08.2018 29.05.2027
A- Outlook STA 08.05.2018 15.05.2018 29.05.2027

News

  • 23.06.2023
    Further details regarding the regulatory requirements according to ESMA (European Securities and Markets Authority) Guidelines 33-9-320 can be found in the document attached below.
  • 05.07.2022
    Further details regarding the regulatory requirements according to ESMA (European Securities and Markets Authority) Guidelines 33-9-320 can be found in the document attached below.
  • 16.07.2021
    Further details regarding the regulatory requirements according to ESMA (European Securities and Markets Authority) Guidelines 33-9-320 can be found in the document attached below.
  • 30.06.2020
    Further details regarding the regulatory requirements according to ESMA (European Securities and Markets Authority) Guidelines 33-9-320 can be found in the document attached below.
  • 28.06.2019
    Creditreform Rating has set the rating of the bearer Notes with ISIN XS1760446168 issued by CRE Loans Debt Issuance S.à r.l., acting on behalf of its Compartment CRE Senior 9 Issuance to A- / stable. The issue proceeds of this securitization is invested in a specialized investment fund, which in turn primarily invests in senior secured commercial real estate mortgage loans in Europe. The fund is managed by an experienced manager with a worldwide presence and with a dedicated team to the asset class. The main reason behind the decision is the credit quality of the portfolio assets and the credit enhancements at bearer Notes level despite the current market uncertainty, the dampening effects of the current decrease of the all-in-spread as well as of recent portfolio development (prepayments). The expected cash flow generation has been tested, taking into account several stressed scenarios, and according to our analysis, the expected portfolio cash flows are sufficient to fulfill the claims of the Noteholders.
  • 28.01.2019
    Creditreform Rating has withdrawn the qualifier “watch” of the bearer notes with ISIN XS1760446168 issued by CRE Loans Debt Issuance S.à r.l., acting on behalf of its Compartment CRE Senior 9 Issuance. Furthermore, the outlook has changed from stable to positive.
  • 01.08.2018
    Creditreform Rating has set the rating of the bearer Notes with ISIN XS1760446168 issued by CRE Loans Debt Issuance S.à r.l., acting on behalf of its Compartment CRE Senior 9 Issuance, to (watch) and is going to review the rating due to a methodology change and in accordance with regulatory requirements. The review is open-ended.
  • 15.05.2018
    Creditreform Rating has set the rating of the bearer Notes with ISIN XS1760446168 issued by CRE Loans Debt Issuance S.à r.l., acting on behalf of its Compartment CRE Senior 9 Issuance to A- / stable. The issue proceeds of this securitization is invested in a specialized investment fund, which in turn primarily invests in senior secured commercial real estate mortgage loans in Europe. The fund is managed by an experienced manager with a worldwide presence with a dedicated team to the asset class. The main reason behind the decision is the expected credit quality of the portfolio assets and the credit enhancements at bearer Notes level despite the dampening effects of the current decrease of the all-in-spread as well as of recent portfolio development (prepayments). The expected cash flow generation has been tested, taking into account several stressed scenarios, and according to our analysis, the expected portfolio cash flows are sufficient to fulfill the claims of the Noteholders.