Ocwen Financial's regulatory woes have put future sales of mortgage servicing rights on hold; but securitization of advance receivables had already stalled while Standard & Poor's updated its ratings criteria for the asset class.

JP Morgan began marketing another $402 million of securities backed by residential mortgages this week.

Morgan Stanley plans to issue $411 million of commercial mortgage bonds that are backed by a single loan.

Comenity Bank upsized and priced $325 million of senior securities backed by credit card receivables from its World Financial Network Credit Card Master Note Trust.

The Blackstone Group’s Invitation Homes priced its third securitization of this year at significantly wider levels than its previous deal.

Industry veteran David Applegate will serve as the first chief executive officer of their common securitization platform.

Ally Bank is marketing $500 million in senior securities backed by auto dealer floorplan receivables.

First Investors plans to issue $220 million from its subprime auto loan securitization trust.

Intu SGS Finance plans to issue an additional £350 million ($559M) worth of commercial mortgage backed securities from its financing program.

Monroe Capital took its time stepping back into the CLO game post-financial crisis, with good reason

Social Finance has hired Moody’s Investors Service for the first time to rate its third private student loan transaction.

Issuance volume for ABS, MBS and CMBS for the year to date through October 31, 2014 from Thomson Reuters.