NextGear Capital plans to sell $325 million of fixed rate notes backed by mostly auto dealer floorplan receivables, according to Moodys Investors Service.
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AmeriCredit, the subprime lending subsidiary of General Motors Financial, has lined up a $1.1 billion securitization backed by subprime loans.
January 8 -
Ford Motor Credit Company is marketing a $1.35 billion securitization of auto loans.
January 8 -
BMW Financial and Mercedes-Benz priced a total of $3 billion of securities backed by luxury auto lease receivables.
January 8 -
Navient is preparing the first student loan securitization of 2015, the $689.0 million Navient Private Education Loan Trust 2015-A according to Fitch Ratings.
January 8 -
House lawmakers started the new year off divided on Wednesday, with Democrats ultimately defeating a package of financial services measures that included relief from a key Dodd-Frank Act rule.
January 8
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Angelo Gordon & Co. has acquired at a discount $267 million in soured commercial mortgages from the commercial lender Bancorp Bank.
January 7 -
Dunkin' Brands, the parent company of Dunkin' Donuts and Baskin-Robbins, plans to close its senior secured credit facility and replace it with a securitization.
January 7
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Gebäudeversicherung Bern has issued its first catastrophe bond, according to GC Securities, the sole placement agent.
January 7 -
he amount of commercial mortgage debt maturing is set to spike this year, when loans taken out during the height of the real estate bubble start coming due.
January 7 -
Trepp reported that December US CMBS delinquencies fell by another 5 basis points to 5.75%. In all, delinquencies in the year fell by 168 basis points from 7.43% in December 2013.
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John Olert, formerly the chief credit officer at Fitch Ratings, has been named group chief risk officer, a newly created position for Fitch Group, according to a press release.
January 6
