New York's banking regulator has issued subpoenas to TD Bank and Santander over possible consumer abuses in the banks' subprime auto lending divisions.
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3i Debt Management, one of the biggest managers of European collateralized loan obligations, has closed on its first U.S. deal of the year.
February 24 -
Toyota Motor Credit Company is marketing a $1.25 billion securitization backed by prime fixed-rate auto loans called Toyota Auto Receivables 2015-A, according to Standard & Poors
February 24 -
Quicken Loans originated the biggest share of mortgages backing the latest two prime, jumbo RMBS being marketed by Credit Suisse and WinWater Home Mortgage.
February 24 -
American Homes 4 Rent upcoming single-family rental deal is backed by a loan with a 30-year term that has an anticipated repayment date of 10 years.
February 24
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Financial services firm Radian Group has hired Clifford Rossi to be its chief economist and senior vice president.
February 24
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Blackstone plans to securitize the senior portion of a $2 billion, floating-rate loan backed by its Motel 6 loan portfolio.
February 23
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The issuer is marketing approximately $506 million of securitizes backed by subprime auto loan receivables, according to DBRS.
February 23 -
Ocwen Financial has tentatively agreed to sell a mortgage-servicing portfolio on $9.8 billion of loans to Nationstar Mortgage Holdings, and Ocwen hinted that more deals may be in the offing
February 23 -
Equipment lessors, Ascentium, CNH Capital and GE Capital turned to the securitization to fund over $1.7 billion of equipment lease asset backed securities.
February 23 -
Volkswagen is marketing a $1 billion securitization of auto leases, according to a presale report published by Fitch Ratings.
February 23 -
Springleaf Financial priced an additional $559 million of its personal consumer loans bond based on investor demand.
February 20 -
Discover upsized its first credit card securitization of 2015 by $450 million and sold a total of $950 million securities.
February 20
