A split rating at the senior note level had no apparent impact on investor demand for the latest offering of commercial mortgage bonds from JP Morgan and Barclays.

After a quiet August, credit card securitization has resumed with a vengeance in September, with over $5.6 billion of notes sold so far.

Ally Bank priced $1.5 billion of bonds backed by prime auto loans, according to a regulatory filing.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has taken a sweeping approach in using its authority to propose supervision of the largest nonbank auto lenders, unveiling a plan that would effectively cover 90% of the market.

The default rate on private student loans fell to 2.9% in the second quarter of 2014, according to Moody's.

Volkswagen Leasing plans to issue a €723 million ($937 million) securitization backed by German auto lease receivables.

Textainer Group Holdings has entered into an amendment to extend and reprice its $1.2 billion warehouse securitization facility.

Triple Five Group is offering up securities backed by a $1.4 billion commercial mortgage loan that is secured by the Mall of America.

Redwood Trust is considering several structural changes to its private-label securitizations in an effort to make them more attractive to investors.

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.

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.