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.

Invitation Homes is sticking to the same large loan model of past single family rental securitizations in its first deal of 2015.

Volkswagen Bank announced a €717 million ($138 million) auto loan securitization issued under the sponsor’s auto loan receivable program in Germany.

LCM Partners Limited has hired Ilaria Vignozzi and Nadya Aleshina, formerly directors from S&P to join its consulting team.