GDLP 2026-2 also has lower levels of initial credit enhancement compared to GDLP 2026-1, at 6.12% versus 5.74%; overcollateralization at 23.90% versus 24.92% and total gross excess spread of 5.55% versus 5.98%.
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Almost all five A1 tranches benefit from credit enhancement levels of 26.10%. The A1A tranche, however, has a credit enhancement level of 36.10%.
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The deal's obligor concentrations—its top and top five obligors account for 9.45% and 37.95% of the pool—are reigned in by WEF's focus on mission-critical essential use equipment.
September 21 -
The release of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's internal metrics support this process, but other measures will still be needed, according to Bank of America.
September 21 -
Ed Comber, a pioneer in music catalog securitization, also joined the firm as a partner in structured finance and securitization.
September 21 -
Given current rates are higher than the MBA and Fannie Mae forecasts, the industry could see further downside risk to the housing outlooks in October.
September 21
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Almost all five A1 tranches benefit from credit enhancement levels of 26.10%. The A1A tranche, however, has a credit enhancement level of 36.10%.
5h ago -
The deal's obligor concentrations—its top and top five obligors account for 9.45% and 37.95% of the pool—are reigned in by WEF's focus on mission-critical essential use equipment.
September 21 -
The release of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's internal metrics support this process, but other measures will still be needed, according to Bank of America.
September 21 -
Ed Comber, a pioneer in music catalog securitization, also joined the firm as a partner in structured finance and securitization.
September 21 -
Given current rates are higher than the MBA and Fannie Mae forecasts, the industry could see further downside risk to the housing outlooks in October.
September 21 -
The Elliot-backed manager doubles down on research and expertise to confront market challenges, including tight arbitrage and a looming 2028 debt maturity wall.
September 17 -
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh framed the central bank's move to increase interest rates as a moderate adjustment to rapid economic growth during his post-Federal Open Market Committee press conference.
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