Trepp, Fitch Ratings measured declines in CMBS delinquency rates in the past month.

A former trader alleges the bank aggressively marketed a deal for bonds backed by hotels in a way that “could amount to securities fraud.”

The 30+ days delinquency rate went down by 3 basis points, according to Trepp, and 4 basis points, according to Fitch Ratings.

This year might see slightly lower CMBS issuance than in 2018, but insiders say the market is “pleasantly drama free.”

The delinquency rate in the sector continues to decline.

Both Trepp and Fitch Ratings reported the lowest delinquency rate since the financial crisis.

Investors are getting increasingly concerned about the outlook for retail-backed CMBS 2.0 loans.

A non-performing loan backed by a hotel portfolio contributed to a higher delinquency rate.

After a slight hiccup in March, the 30+ days CMBS delinquency rate continued to decline in April.

Fourth quarter increases over the year-ago quarter were led by the healthcare, multifamily and industrial sectors.