The primary securitization market is off to a strong start for the week with the launch of over $1.6 billion of auto-related securities
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A group of investment funds is aiming to cut off a risky path out of bankruptcy for troubled banks
December 5 -
Moodys Investors Service said it raised ratings on the senior notes of CPS Auto's latest deal, by one notch as a result of increased credit enhancement.
December 5 -
Starwood Waypoint Priced its first securitization transaction, a $505 million deal backed by properties that are older than others in this emerging asset class.
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The latest large-loan commercial mortgage securitization is backed exclusively by manufactured housing owned and operated by Carefree Communities.
December 4
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Deutsche Bank and Cantor Fitzgerald have teamed up for another commercial mortgage bond conduit securitization, according to Kroll Bond Rating Agency.
December 4 -
Fannie Mae, and also Freddie Mac, are exploring new ways to transfer the credit risk of mortgages that they insure.
December 4 -
The Chicago Board Options Exchange has launched a product designed to allow fixed-income investors to hedge against interest-rate volatility.
December 4 -
California Republic Bank is planning its fourth auto loan securitization of the year, according to a regulatory filing.
December 4 -
Barclays analysts downsized their forecast for issuance of residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) by U.K. banks for 2015.
December 3 -
This controversial legal theory on discrimination threatens to disrupt consumer lending and poses a potential liability for anyone securitizing these loans.
December 3 -
Nonbank mortgage servicers are already in the crosshairs of regulators. Now they will face even more scrutiny from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
December 3


