Thomson Reuters data on issuance of ABS, MBS and CMBS for the year through January 16, 2015.

Asset-backed securities that priced in the two weeks ended January 16, 2015.

Lone Star Funds, the private-equity firm founded by billionaire John Grayken, is securitizing a $340 million loan it used to purchase 38 U.S. Hyatt Hotel properties last September.

American Railcar Leasing (ARL) plans is marketing $625.5 million of railcar equipment lease-backed notes.

Hudson’s Bay Co. of Toronto, the owner of the Saks Fifth Avenue chain, plans to securitize a $1.25 billion loan secured against the ground beneath the retailer's 611 Fifth Ave.,650,000-square-foot flagship store in midtown Manhattan.

The first two U.S. collateralized loan obligations of 2015 hit the market this week.

Harley Davidson plans to sell $700 million of ‘Aaa’ rated securities backed by motorcycle loans the issuer originated.

Ally Financial is marketing a $1.32 billion of bonds backed by subprime auto loans, according to a regulatory filing.

Mounting financial constraints and rising real estate values are pushing some rental home investors into sell mode.

GM Financial priced a $1.1 billion benchmark subprime auto loan ABS on Wednesday.

Morgan Stanley and Bank of America Merrill Lynch plan to issue $1 billion of commercial mortgage backed securities via a jointly led conduit dubbed MSBAM 2015-C20.

Bluegreen Corp. is returning to the securitization market after a one-year hiatus. The originator plans to offer $118 million of securities that are backed by timeshare loans.