The securitization world may be buzzing over P2P but it’s still only one lender, Social Finance, that has issued rated deals.

Freddie Mac is growing its single-family business and taking market share from its fellow government-sponsored enterprise Fannie Mae.

Ocwen Financial could end up dishing out nearly three times the $100 million special reserve it set aside to resolve allegations it mistreated mortgage borrowers.

Redwood Trust plans to sell Fannie Mae $1.1 billion worth of loans, on which the REIT will absorb the first 1% of credit losses.

Social Finance (SoFi) sold $303.2 million of bonds backed by its private student loans to strong investor demand, according to a person familiar with the deal.

CarMax priced its latest prime auto loan ABS, CAOT 2014-4, that was upsized by $165 million to $1.2 billion.

Intu, the UK shopping centers company, sold its £350 million ($556 million), 16 year, commercial mortgage backed bond on Wednesday.

Diamond Resorts International plans to issue $200 million of bonds backed by vacation timeshare loans.

Apollo Aviation is marketing a $556.3 million securitization of aircraft leases, according to Kroll Bond Rating Agency.

Retailers opting to relocate to open air shopping centers from second tier malls will have a two-fold impact on commercial mortgage backed securities, according to Fitch Ratings.

Subprime auto lenders increasingly find themselves on the defensive, due to a mix of stepped-up regulatory scrutiny and growing worries about credit quality.