Redwood Trust is preparing what may be the first securitization of residential mortgage bonds that do not fall under rules designed to ensure that borrowers can afford the payments.
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Morgan Stanley plans to issue $411 million of commercial mortgage bonds that are backed by a single loan.
November 4 -
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.
November 4 -
The Blackstone Groups Invitation Homes priced its third securitization of this year at significantly wider levels than its previous deal.
November 4 -
Industry veteran David Applegate will serve as the first chief executive officer of their common securitization platform.
November 3 -
Ally Bank is marketing $500 million in senior securities backed by auto dealer floorplan receivables.
November 3
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First Investors plans to issue $220 million from its subprime auto loan securitization trust.
November 3 -
Intu SGS Finance plans to issue an additional £350 million ($559M) worth of commercial mortgage backed securities from its financing program.
November 3 -
Monroe Capital took its time stepping back into the CLO game post-financial crisis, with good reason
November 3
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Social Finance has hired Moodys Investors Service for the first time to rate its third private student loan transaction.
November 3 -
Issuance volume for ABS, MBS and CMBS for the year to date through October 31, 2014 from Thomson Reuters.
November 2 -
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Cronos Containers is prepping its second container lease deal of the year, according to Standard & Poors.
October 31
