Deutsche Bank and Cantor Fitzgerald have teamed up for another commercial mortgage bond conduit securitization, according to Kroll Bond Rating Agency.

Fannie Mae, and also Freddie Mac, are exploring new ways to transfer the credit risk of mortgages that they insure.

The Chicago Board Options Exchange has launched a product designed to allow fixed-income investors to hedge against interest-rate volatility.

California Republic Bank is planning its fourth auto loan securitization of the year, according to a regulatory filing.

Barclays analysts downsized their forecast for issuance of residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) by U.K. banks for 2015.

This controversial legal theory on discrimination threatens to disrupt consumer lending and poses a potential liability for anyone securitizing these loans.

Nonbank mortgage servicers are already in the crosshairs of regulators. Now they will face even more scrutiny from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Two sponsors added $920.5 million of bonds backed by aircraft leases to the new issue pipeline this week

Regulatory clarity is an integral factor in Fitch Ratings stable outlook for the securitization market in 2015.

Morgan Stanley and Bank of America are back this month with a $1.5 billion offering of commercial mortgage backed securities from their so-called MSBAM conduit.

U.K. credit card issuer NewDay announced a new master trust, NewDay Partnership Funding, and plans to offer two series of notes.

Nissan Motor Acceptance Corp. plans a second offering of bonds backed by its auto loans receivables.