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Titan Europe 2007-2 Limited Quarterly Surveillance Report for the Collection Period July 2011 – October 2011 Issue Date: 02nd December 2011 Content INDEX 1. Deal overview 2. Activity since last reporting for loans in primary servicing 3. Special servicing 4. Contact details Deal overview This transaction was a securitisation of 18 commercial loans originated by Credit Suisse International (CSI) and Credit Suisse (CS). The collateral pool consists of 13 commercial whole loans and the senior tranches of five whole loans, including a 55% pari passu participation in the senior tranche of one whole loan. The loans are secured by first-ranking mortgages over 258 properties, including multifamily, hotel, mixed-use, retail, office and light industrial assets. The properties are located mainly across Germany (59.9% by securitised balance) with the remainder in the Netherlands (27.4%), Finland (4.8%), Czech Republic (3.3%), France (3.0%), and Ireland (1.7%). Interest and principal on the notes is paid quarterly in arrears, commencing in July 2007. Prepayments and balloon payments on the loans will be allocated on a modified pro rata basis. All scheduled amortisation and recoveries will be applied sequentially to all classes of notes. The structure features a system of servicing advances, made by the advance provider or the backup advance provider to the issuer, to cover interest and principal shortfalls on the loans and certain other expenses, in lieu of a liquidity facility. Interest payable on the class F and G notes is subject to a cap. Where there are insufficient funds available to repay interest on these classes on any payment date, the shortfall will be extinguished and the holder of these notes will have no further claim against the Issuer. This may occur in certain adverse prepayment scenarios, after which the average yield on the notes exceeds that available from the outstanding loans Activity since last reporting Primary Servicing MPC Loan The portfolio consists of 96 assets across the Netherlands with relative concentration in the regions of Rotterdam and Amsterdam. A granular portfolio in asset and tenant diversity, the largest tenant represents only 4% of the gross rent roll. Approximately 90% of the Loan is securitised. Loan Maturity is 18th January 2012. All debt service payments have been made this quarter. Total NOI for the period remained stable at EUR 10,073,374.00. WALT remains stable at 3.80 years. This loan is on the watchlist due to pending loan maturity, the Servicer is actively engaged with all parties on this matter. No material changes to be reported this quarter. Project Christie In total the portfolio comprises 4 multi-tenanted retail assets located in East Germany. A sale-and-leaseback portfolio, Kaufland (of the Lidl Group) is the anchor tenant in each of the Shopping Centres. Approximately 92% of the Loan is securitised. Loan Maturity is 18th April 2013. All debt service payments have been made this quarter. Total Adjusted Rental Income for the period was EUR 7,028,335.41. (Q2 2011: EUR 6,408,866.03). WALT remains stable in excess of 6 years. Following the completion of the restructuring of the Project Christie Whole Loan in May 2011 the Project Christie Borrower has made two consecutive full and timely quarterly payments under the Project Christie Whole Loan, as modified by the restructuring (on the quarterly payment dates falling in July 2011 and October 2011). Therefore, in accordance with the terms of the Servicing Agreement, following the quarterly payment date falling in October 2011, the Project Christie Whole Loan has become a Corrected Loan and it has been transferred from the Special Servicer to the Servicer. Activity Activitysince sincelast lastreporting reporting Urbis This loan is a mixed-use portfolio of numerous assets located in 11 regions across Germany. Asset use is predominantly office, with retail, multi-family and residential, mixed-use, light industrial and hotels. Approximately 84% of the whole loan is securitised. Loan maturity is 18th April 2012. During the period the Financial Covenants have improved markedly since the last IPD. This is primarily as a result of the four disposals this quarter, especially Property 57 being the largest property by MV, and associated unscheduled principal repayment of €97.3m. NOI has decreased during the period from EUR 14.9m to EUR 10.5m as a result of the disposals. WALT is 3.02 years. This loan is on the watchlist due to pending loan maturity, the Servicer is actively engaged with all parties on this matter. Cobalt This loan consists of 19 retail assets located across Finland. The collateral comprises 16 freehold assets and 3 leasehold assets, the majority of which are located in small towns in the Western and Southern Provinces of Finland. The whole loan is securitised. Loan maturity is 18th April 2014. WALT is in excess of 5½ years. Total Adjusted Rental Income has fallen 12 percent (EUR 0.2m) to EUR 1.4m due to an increase in non-recoverable expenses. No material changes to be reported this quarter. Notre Dame The loan is secured by two large data centre properties. One is based in the SaintDenis district of Paris, France, and the other in the Blanchardstown area of Dublin, Ireland. The whole loan is securitised. Loan maturity is 18 January 2012. The ICR and DSCR covenants have increased significantly since last IPD. This is as a result of an increase in net rental income along with a reduction in the hedging costs as the loan nears maturity. WALT remains stable at 7+ years. NOI also remains stable at EUR 1.3m. This loan is on the watchlist due to pending loan maturity, the Servicer is actively engaged with all parties on this matter. Activity since last reporting Skoduv Palace This loan is secured by a prime single tenant single asset located in Prague, Czech Republic. Approximately 50% of the whole loan is securitised. Loan maturity is 18th April 2012. No material changes to be reported this quarter. WALT is marginally under 15 years. NOI remains EUR 7.73m. This loan is on the watchlist due to pending loan maturity, the Servicer is actively engaged with all parties on this matter. Six Hotels This is a portfolio of six small hotels located in medium-sized cities and suburbs of major metropolitan areas across Germany, mainly concentrated in the south. The whole loan is securitised. Loan maturity is 18th January 2012. No material changes to be reported this quarter. WALT is 4+ years, and NOI remains stable. This loan is on the watchlist due to pending loan maturity, the Servicer is actively engaged with all parties on this matter. Caprice This loan is secured by a small diverse portfolio of retail assets located in the former West Germany. The majority of the portfolio is fast food restaurants. The whole loan is securitised. Loan maturity was 18th July 2011, this has been extended by 6 months until 18th January 2012. The DSCR covenant has increased this quarter as a result of the interest rate changing from fixed to floating, and a decrease in expenses. NOI remains stable, and WALT is 7.7 years. This loan is on the watchlist due to pending loan maturity, the Servicer is actively engaged with all parties on this matter. Toy Box The loan is secured by a single mixed-use asset located near Frankfurt, Germany. The property comprises offices and a distribution centre. The whole loan is securitised. Loan maturity is 18th July 2013. NOI remains stable. WALT is 3 years. No material changes to be reported this quarter. Activity since last reporting Sauber This loan is secured by two small hotels located in central Frankfurt, Germany. The whole loan is securitised. Loan maturity is 18th April 2012. No material changes to be reported this quarter. NOI has fallen marginally by 3% to EUR 0.84m. WALT remains in excess of 7.5 years. This loan is on the watchlist due to pending loan maturity, the Servicer is actively engaged with all parties on this matter. Rose This loan comprises five retail assets located in and around Paris, France. The whole loan is securitised. Loan maturity is 18th January 2012. The DSCR and NOI for this loan have increased 13 percent and 6 percent respectively during the period as a result of a new tenancy in a previously vacant unit. This loan is on the watchlist due to pending loan maturity, the Servicer is actively engaged with all parties on this matter. Würzburg This loan was redeemed in full at the October 2011 IPD. Redbus The loan comprises a single tenant single property data-centre asset located in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. The whole loan is securitised. Loan maturity is 18th October 2013. No material changes to be reported this quarter. NOI and WALT remain stable. Ton This is a portfolio of five multi-let mixed-use properties located in Berlin, Germany. The tenancies are largely residential, with a small number of retail units. The whole loan is securitised. Loan maturity is 18th October 2013. NOI has increased marginally by 3 percent. WALT is currently 2.31 years. No material changes to be reported this quarter. Special servicing Project Christie The Project Christie Whole Loan has become a Corrected Loan and it has been transferred from the Special Servicer to the Primary Servicer. Portier At the October IPD the net sale proceeds following the sale of the portfolio securing the Portier loan was applied against the loan. There are expected some small additional amounts during the next quarter and at the January IPD a final recovery determination will be made. Nantes At the October IPD, the Borrower failed to repay in full the principal amount outstanding of EUR 7,932,589 which was due for repayment on the Loan Maturity Date, and that non-payment resulted in the occurrence of a Loan Event of Default under the Loan Agreement. This triggered a Servicing Transfer Event on 18th October 2011, and as such the Nantes loan has become a Specially Serviced Loan. Contacts Reporting Queries – [email protected] Capita Asset Services (Ireland) Limited, Block C, Maynooth Business Campus, Maynooth, Co. 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