Connecticut Green Bank has sent out RFPs to do its second bond backed by commercial PACE loans for at least $50 million, said Bert Hunter, chief investment officer of the bank.

Ocwen Financial and Assurant have reached an agreement to settle charges that the embattled mortgage servicer profited from kickbacks on force-placed insurance policies with struggling homeowners.

Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank and Wells Fargo are first are marketingnearly $4 billion in securities via three conduits slated to price the first week of May.

Crown Castle is marketing $750 million of notes backed by cell tower leases, according to Fitch Ratings.

Issuance of collateralized loan obligations has bee robust but is likely to slow later this year.

Foursight Capital is marketing a $106.3 million securitization of prime, near-prime and subprime auto loan receivables.

After a three-year pause, Huntington Bancshares is planning to return to the auto securitization market with a $2 billion transaction from its from its Huntington Auto Trust

Tricon Capital Group pays 125 basis points over one month Libor on the triple-A, two-year notes issued under its inaugural single family rental securitization, Tricon American Homes 2015-SFR1.

A Wall Street financial instrument that amplified losses during the U.S. property-bubble collapse is seeing a revival.

An $833.8 million securitization of equipment finance from a unit of MassMutual is in the market.

U.K Retailer Tesco plans to securitize credit card receivables via its Delamare Cards trust, according to Standard & Poor’s.