Although the deal, which closes on November 26, is the first securitization from Ansley Park, its owned portfolio since January 2024 has had strong performances with no losses to date.
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GDLP 2025-3 has a so-called vertical risk retention structure, where 95% of the collateral balance is allocated to the noteholders, while retained interest noteholders will hold the rest.
November 18 -
The Structured Finance Association is adding its weight to recent support for a Securities and Exchange Commission action that could modernize Reg AB II.
November 18 -
Spread premiums on esoteric ABS attract new types of investors, including those managing insurers' assets.
November 18 -
If class A notes fail a credit enhancement rest, a cumulative default ratio amortization event occurs, or the pool balance is 10% or less, then GSKY 2025-3 will move to a sequential pay structure.
November 17 -
Policy reviews of GSEs and Basel rules could reshape the MSR market, opening opportunities for banks and altering Fannie, Freddie MBS dynamics.
November 17
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Delinquencies are at their second highest level in three years, led by deterioration in the performance of FHA loans, the Mortgage Bankers Association said.
November 14 -
While Fitch and Kroll have differing views on mortgage rates next year, both are looking for mortgage delinquencies to rise in their rated portfolios.
November 14 -
Since introducing the Upstart Macro Index to address increasing delinquency rates in previous years, the changes to its underwriting and credit models have improved future vintages' performances.
November 14 -
Loan sizes are only $477.50 on average, while borrowers attached to the contracts have weighted average FICO scores of 727.
November 13 -
The proceeds from the deal will recoup costs for repairs on energy infrastructure damaged after Hurricane Helene in 2024.
November 13 -
A 50-year mortgage would make borrowers susceptible to higher interest rates, significantly more payable interest and slower equity gains, LendingTree analysis showed.
November 13 -
Fed Gov. Stephan Miran has spent his short tenure at the central bank arguing that disinflation in housing and immigration reforms will tamp down inflation in the near term. But other economists say the timing, degree and context of those effects is very much in question.
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