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Zara Owner Gets a Rare Sell Recommendation From a Familiar Source*Deutsche Bank analyst reverts to negative stance on retailer*Consensus expectations ‘too ambitious,’ Adam Cochrane saysZara owner Inditex SA got a rare sell rating on Wednesday. From a not unfamiliar source.Deutsche Bank AG analyst Adam Cochrane downgraded the fast-fashion merchant to sell from hold as part of a gloomy assessment of the wider European retailing scene.(...)
Carson Block Shorts Blackstone Publicly Traded Mortgage REIT*Short seller said the trust may face a liquidity crisis*Block said the REIT has extended maturities on its loansCarson Block said he’s short Blackstone Mortgage Trust, saying the publicly traded real estate investment trust is exposed to a perfect storm of economic conditions hitting commercial real estate and may face a liquidity crisis.The Blackstone Mortgage Trust makes loans collateralized by commercial real estate. Block, who heads short-selling firm Muddy Waters, said the trust is facing a possible liquidity crisis and may default on its loans, and he expects it will have to cut its dividend by at least half.(...)
Muddy Waters is short Blackstone Mortgage Trust REITLONDON, Dec 6 (Reuters) - Blackstone's Mortgage Trust (BXMT.N) shares fell as much as 9% on Wednesday after short-selling hedge fund Muddy Waters said that it had taken out a short position in Blackstone's (BX.N) real estate investment trust.Carson Block, the CEO of Muddy Waters, told attendees at the Sohn Conference in London that Blackstone's real estate investment trust (REIT) faced issues of over supply, under-funded loan commitments, expiring leases and that its net operating income was compromised."It is at a good risk of a liquidity crisis," said Block.Blackstone said in a statement that it believed the report was "self-interested and misleading" designed at negatively impacting BXMT’s share price. It said it had "a conservative liquidity posture".The trust which is publicly traded, borrows money and lends it onward to commercial mortgage borrowers. Because these are interest-only loans, this model relies on borrowers being able to refinance to repay the loans, explained a report which accompanied the short presentation that Block made at the conference.Blackstone's REIT will likely significantly cut its dividend as soon as the second half of next year, the shortseller said.Even considering rate cuts, the Blackstone Mortgage Trusts losses on the book value of its loans could reach between $2.5-4.5 billion of the almost $4 billion market cap of the REIT, said Muddy Waters.The losses would be in addition to BXMT's existing loss provisions, the shortseller said."This is not a story where bad people have done bad things, they are just unlucky," he said, talking about problems in the property sector which has meant less income to service debt.Block said that next year large numbers of borrowers would be unable to refinance and repay the mortgages and loans that Blackstone's trust oversees.Even if Blackstone tried to modify them to make them weather economic troubles, the company would not be successful, he said."Blackstone may modify the loans but it's such a big number of loans terminating next year that (they) will not be able to be swept under the rug," said Block.Its shares at 1846 GMT were down almost 7%.The statement from Blackstone said: "We will respond in greater detail – however the steps we have taken on both sides of our balance sheet, including proactive asset management, a conservative liquidity posture, and a patient approach to new investments, leave us well positioned to navigate this environment."The company also said that liquidity on the REIT was at record levels and pointed to its recent third quarter results, where it said it covered its dividend by 126%.
Short seller Muddy Waters bets against Blackstone Mortgage TrustCostas Mourselas in LondonHedge fund short seller Muddy Waters on Wednesday revealed a short bet against a New York-listed mortgage trust managed by Blackstone, the private equity giant. Blackstone Mortgage Trust provides loans to commercial real estate companies in North America, Europe and Australia. Its market capitalisation is just under $4bn.Carson Block, the chief investment officer at Texas-based Muddy Waters, told the Sohn investment conference in London that there was “a lot of rot in its book”, and that many borrowers would be unable to repay loans in the higher rate environment.“Starting next year … it is going to have to substantially cut its dividend, we think that it’s at real risk of a liquidity crisis,” he said.
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PROYECTO ORANGEIntrum encarga a JPMorgan la venta de su macrocartera y Pimco entra en la pujaEl fondo sueco confía en el banco de inversión norteamericano la operación lanzada para reducir su endeudamiento y cada vez más fondos se interesan por el proyectoJPMorgan lidera la mayor desinversión financiera en Europa del momento. El fondo sueco Intrum ha contratado a este banco de inversión para vender una gran parte de sus activos problemáticos, dentro del denominado Proyecto Orange, como adelantó este medio. Esta operación es vital para este grupo, que tiene una gran parte de su negocio en España.El proceso está en su fase final, con el fondo Cerberus como favorito en las quinielas. Este inversor es el mayor cliente que tiene Intrum a nivel mundial (está en 20 países), lo que según expertos del sector lo posiciona en una situación aventajada en la puja. Dos ejemplos de esta buena relación son la venta de Haya Real Estate, de Cerberus, a Intrum hace algunos meses, por 140 millones, o el traspaso en 2022 de gran parte de las carteras de la filial de los norteamericanos Gescobro a Intrum.Aun así, las fuentes consultadas señalan que hay otros competidores que están poniendo cheques millonarios sobre la mesa que sobrepasan en el último momento a Cerberus: el banco sueco Hoist o el inversor estadounidense Pimco, entre otros. La decisión sobre la operación se espera en las próximas semanas. Estos tres candidatos se han puesto en manos de distintas Big Four para preparar sus ofertas.Este gigante de la gestión de créditos morosos y activos inmobiliarios se ha hecho grande en Europa en la última década con la compra de carteras en diversos países. En España, es dueño de centenares de miles de inmuebles y créditos y tiene contratos de gestión con Santander, CaixaBank, BBVA, Sabadell, Ibercaja y Cajamar. Sin embargo, la subida del euríbor ha cogido con el pie cambiado a este grupo nórdico, que según sus últimas cuentas tenía una deuda de unos 3.500 millones de euros cada vez más cara, lo que le ha hecho caer en bolsa en los últimos tiempos. Por ello, tiene el objetivo de reducir sus obligaciones financieras en unos 800 millones para rebajar su ratio de apalancamiento de 4,4 a 3,5 veces.El Proyecto Orange se enmarca en este contexto. Para poder reducir semejante cantidad de créditos, Intrum ha puesto una enorme cantidad de créditos morosos en balance a la venta: entre 10.000 y 20.000 millones, de los que hay en torno a un 11% en España.Reestructuración en marchaJunto a la reducción de deuda, Intrum se halla inmerso en un plan de reducción de costes a nivel global. Algunas de las primeras decisiones han tenido un impacto mediático en España, con varios despidos en su comité de dirección y el cierre de un centro operativo en Mijas, Málaga. Entre los directivos cesados, se encuentran Gregorio Martín-Montalvo, antiguo consejero delegado de Solvia (inmobiliaria de Sabadell), Ignacio Rodríguez, hasta ahora responsable global de Tecnología, y José María Pascual, quien era el director financiero en España.Estos movimientos son un anticipo del ERE (expediente de regulación de empleo) que prepara la compañía en la recién comprada Haya Real Estate. Cuando adquirió Solvia a Banco Sabadell, prescindió de un 20% de la plantilla, lo que aplicado al entorno actual podría elevar la cifra de despedidos a unas 250 personas. Todo apunta a que el ajuste se llevará a cabo antes del próximo verano.
UK house prices extend recoveryValentina Romei in LondonUK house prices rose again in November according to mortgage provider Halifax, in further evidence of a resilient property market despite economic headwinds.House prices rose 0.5 per cent between October and November and were down a modest 1 per cent from a year earlier, Halifax said.It said prices had “held up better than expected” with a typical home costing £283,615, still some £40,000 above pre-pandemic levels.Kim Kinnaird at Halifax Mortgages said: “The resilience seen in house prices during 2023 continues to be underpinned by a shortage of properties available, rather than any significant strengthening of buyer demand.”He added that with mortgage rates starting to ease slightly, “this may be leading to increased buyer confidence.”
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“Aceptar más inmigrantes”, dijo ayer su ministro de Justicia, Han Dong Hoon, “ya no es una opción, sino una necesidad, porque sin ellos el país podría verse abocado a la extinción”. Han defendió así, ante sus correligionarios del Partido del Poder Popular, la creación de una agencia estatal de inmigración, que estaría bajo su ministerio.