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15:06
Sep 01
Jeff Mueller Co-Head of MSIM Fixed Income and High Yield Fixed Income Morgan Stanley
Securitized credit offers value and strong collateral.
Securitized sectors are an overweight because spreads are not as tight as the rest of fixed income and owning yield looks strong given the underlying collateral; this applies across CMBS, ABS and residential mortgage-backed securities.
CMBS 1ST
HIGH
17:32
Aug 07
Rick Rieder CIO of Global Fixed Income at BlackRock Bloomberg Markets
Securitized assets offer safe yield.
Securitized assets such as commercial real estate debt and ABS are in good shape and provide strong yields without requiring a drop in credit quality or illiquidity profile.
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14:44
Aug 07
Rick Rieder CIO of Global Fixed Income at BlackRock Bloomberg Markets
Long securitized assets (CMBS, ABS).
The securitization market is in good shape, with both commercial real estate securitizations and asset-backed securities offering attractive value and solid fundamentals.
CMBS 1ST
MED
21:21
Jun 18
Carolyn Campbell Asia Pac Securities Strategist Morgan Stanley
Value in data center securitized credit
Securitized products backed by data centers are post-construction, cash-flowing, and multi-tenant, avoiding construction risk. Fundamentals remain strong with no expected near-term deterioration. Heavy supply has pushed spreads wider, creating value across the securitized credit stack for the rest of the year, supported by cross-asset relative value comparisons.
CMBS 1ST
MED
16:31
Jun 04
Andrew Sheets Chief Cross-Asset Strategist, Morgan Stanley Morgan Stanley
CMBS are undervalued with improving fundamentals.
CMBS (commercial mortgage-backed securities) offer significantly higher spreads than the long-run average, while commercial real estate fundamentals are improving: transaction volumes up 27% in Q1, prices up 5%, debt origination up 40% year-over-year, and distress declining for the first time since early 2023. Reduced new construction due to past rate hikes will support existing property values, making CMBS an attractive risk-reward versus other fixed income where spreads are near historic lows.
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19:47
Apr 01
Andrew Szczurowski Strategic Income Portfolio Manager, Morgan Stanley Investme… Bloomberg Markets
The speaker states, "going out the risk spectrum a little to agency mortgage and commercial mortgage backs is a is a great place to kind of hide out" and calls commercial mortgage backs "our kind of favorite credit space." Agency mortgages offer mid-5% yields with no credit risk, and commercial mortgage-backed securities offer high single-digit yields. The recent backup in spreads and Treasury yields has made these sectors attractive. These fixed-income sectors provide an attractive combination of yield and relative safety (agency) or compelling yield for credit risk (CMBS) in an uncertain macro environment where the Fed is on hold. A severe economic downturn leads to worse-than-expected defaults in commercial real estate, impacting CMBS. A sharp, unanticipated rise in Treasury yields could pressure prices.

About CMBS Analyst Coverage

Buzzberg tracks CMBS (iShares CMBS ETF) across 2 sources. 6 bullish vs 0 bearish calls from 5 analysts. Sentiment: predominantly bullish (100%). 6 total trade ideas tracked. Past 7 days: 1 bullish. Latest voices: Jeff Mueller, Rick Rieder, Carolyn Campbell.