JP Morgan Chase has raised $1.492 billion in a sale of commercial-mortgage backed securities (CMBS), The Wall Street Journal reports. The largest top-rated portion was a $485.4 million tranche maturing in 9.77 years. The New York-based lender’s self-led deal was sold through the private Rule 144a market. About 63% of JP Morgan’s offering is tied to retail properties and almost 25% is linked to office buildings, adds Bloomberg.

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