Deals that priced in the two weeks ended July 18, 2014

July 19
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  • Deutsche Bank plans to issue €250 million ($324 million) of securities backed by two commercial mortgage loans that are secured by 20 properties, according to a person familiar with the deal.

    September 16
  • Credit Acceptance Corp. (CAC) is expected to close a $350 million securitization of subprime auto loans in Sept. 25, according to a pre-sale from Standard & Poor’s.

    September 16
  • Goldman Sachs and Citigroup priced $925 million of commercial mortgage backed securities on Monday, according to a deal document.

    September 16
  • Three offerings of commercial mortgage bonds, two conduits and a deal backed by a single loan on Park Avenue Tower in Manhattan, add some $2.4 billion of supply this week.

    September 16
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  • Fitch Ratings' theory: If the narrow funding sources for one small lender dry up, then, in a panicky domino effect, they might evaporate for its peers as well. The outcome could be ugly for servicing and, by extension, for securitization investors.

    September 16
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  • American Express has upsized its latest offering of securities backed by a pool of credit card receivables, according to a regulatory filing.

    September 16
  • Two Harbors is set to issue a second RMBS via the issuer’s Agate Bay Mortgage Trust, according to DBRS.

    September 16