Credit conditions are currently considered strongly favorable, but intractable issues from COVID-19, and the likelihood for high interest rates have money managers worried about the direction of corporate defaults.
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The securitization is backed by an irrevocable financing order that empowers the issuer to impose, collect and receive fixed recovery charges (FRC), from retail customers.
October 28 -
Credit ratings on the subsequent securitizations “remained relatively stable,” despite program transaction ratings being linked to the sponsoring airlines’ corporate ratings.
October 27 -
Larger system wide sales, three note classes and a cash trapping period, are among the four key changes to the pending transaction. It is also the largest Cajun Global series.
October 27 -
Rising debt-to-income ratios were behind almost a third of refinance rejections among those 65 and older, according to an analysis from the Urban Institute.
October 27 -
Over time, the MFIT securitizations have been getting larger in dollar volume, pricing at tighter spreads, and benefiting from more subordination.
October 26
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While the trust is exposed to potential for degraded performance during the revolving period, Fitch pointed out that obligors tend to prioritize DPP payments.
October 26 -
Button Finance intends to use the capital to develop its underwriting platform and increase hiring.
October 25 -
Credit conditions are currently considered strongly favorable, but intractable issues from COVID-19, and the likelihood for high interest rates have money managers worried about the direction of corporate defaults.
October 25 -
Average incomes for this age group increased by 24% since 2012, but housing prices jumped 86%.
October 25 -
The enormous issuance is backed by a single loan secured by first-priority mortgages on a pool of about 6,148 single-family rental homes, and 299 townhouses.
October 25 -
The deal is fortified with collateralization, subordination and reserve accounts throughout the capital structure to get most of the notes to top ratings.
October 22 -
Trustmark Bank agreed to pay $9 million to resolve allegations that it discriminated against Black and Hispanic residents in Memphis, Tennessee. Attorney General Merrick Garland said the Department of Justice and other agencies will continue their crackdown.
October 22