DEFT overcomes residual value risk and obligor concentration with a majority of companies that have strong credit profiles.
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Multifamily properties account for the vast majority of the initial pool balance, at 86.2%, DBRS said, which is a plus because multifamily properties typically have lower default rates than other CMBS property types.
June 12 -
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Rohit Chopra warned that "powerful firms" must not dominate the new open banking landscape.
June 12 -
Economic analysis from the real estate advisory CBRE finds that community banks are particularly imperiled by their exposure to commercial real estate loans. Others see looming risks in indirect lending.
June 9 -
The current deal, BA Credit Card Trust Class A, 2023-1, has 31.75% in credit support provided by the B, C and D certificates.
June 9 -
The slow rollout of Apple's buy now/pay later service contrasts starkly with the aggressive moves of leading BNPL fintechs. Analysts say Apple's restraint could pay off in time.
June 9
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Federal bank regulators issued proposed guidelines for banks and other mortgage lenders to craft policies around reconsideration of value requests. The move is the latest aimed at rooting out bias in home appraisals.
June 8 -
DEFT overcomes residual value risk and obligor concentration with a majority of companies that have strong credit profiles.
June 8 -
A 1.16% rate of excess spread, subordination of the class B notes and a liquidity reserve provide credit enhancement to a deal financing far more PACE loans extended in Florida.
June 7 -
A larger share of sellers were optimistic in May, but the percentage of enthusiastic buyers fell, according to Fannie Mae's Home Purchase Sentiment Index.
June 7 -
Market professionals fear a pending circuit court decision could significantly disrupt term loan B and CLO markets.
June 7 -
But activity is still very low, as just 1% of the market is in the position to refinance thanks to high interest rates, Keefe, Bruyette & Woods said.
June 7 -
Santander will provide a letter of credit, which is sized to cover up to five months of missed interest payments should the trust default on its interest obligations or fall under FDIC receivership.
June 7