Demand for Toyota’s senior bonds backed by prime, fixed rate auto loan receivables increased the offering size by over $86 million to $865 million, according to a deal document.

In another sign of strong demand by investors for nonperforming residential mortgages, the asset class is edging closer to more rated, public securitizations — a rarity in this largely opaque market.

Timothy Yanoti, Fannie Mae’s former head of securitization, has been named president and a board member of American Financial Resources, an independent mortgage originator.

Aegon priced €1.3 billion ($1.6B) in bonds backed by Dutch residential mortgages and ABN AMRO’s announced plans to issue additional securities from its Dolphin RMBS master trust.

Deutsche Bank and Credit Agricole sold £750 million ($1.26 billion) of bonds backed by the Westfield shopping center at the tighter end of initial price guidance, according to a person familiar with the deal.

Moody's Investor Service is concerned that loan docs today don’t do enough to prohibit borrowers from taking on Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) loans and put structures at risk of becoming over levered.

Toyota plans to issue $1 billion in securities backed by auto loan receivables bringing the auto related primary pipeline to over $2.6 billion this week.

Citigroup’s upcoming $842.0 million CMBS conduit has exposure to all the major property types, with three that represent more than 10.0% of the pool balance: office (35.6%), retail (26.3%) and student housing (16.2%).

Capital One is marketing $500 million of securities backed by credit card receivables from its Capital One Multi-Asset Execution Trust.

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

Mortgage aggregators that paid billions of dollars in fines over faulty loans may soon play a new role: plaintiffs in their own lawsuits against the originators.

View the asset-backed deals that priced in the two weeks ended Oct. 3.