Goldman Sachs is preparing to bring its first post-crisis prime jumbo residential mortgage-backed securities transaction to market, according to a Kroll Bond Ratings Agency presale report.

A final judgment against Bank of America in a mortgage-bond lawsuit by the Securities and Exchange Commission was signed by a federal judge, helping clear the way for the lender to complete a $16.7 billion global settlement of claims it misled investors about risk.

Wells Fargo expects Issuance of collateralized loan obligations is to moderate in 2015, to $90 billion.

Citbank is preparing an as-yet unsized offering of two-year credit card backed securities.

Lantern Asset Management has completed a $120.2 million securitization of timeshare loans linked to the Hilton name.

Consumers slashed their debt and became less reliant on credit to make ends meet in the years following the financial crisis, but that trend is over, according a report released Tuesday by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

The billionaire George Soros is preparing to back the peer-to-peer lending industry, which is increasingly leaning on traditional capital sources to cheapen funding costs.

J.G. Wentworth has completed a $207.5 million of securities backed by structured settlement receivables in its third transaction of 2014.

The Loan Syndications and Trading Associations is asking a D.C. Court of Appeals to suspend the final risk retention rule approved by regulators last month.

The risk that the failure to refinance a loan collateralizing a single-family rental (SFR) securitization would cascade into a “widespread” decline in property prices is low, according to Moody’s Investors Service.

If the European Central Bank wants to provide more capital relief to Eurozone banks through its securitization-buying scheme than banks would get by holding on to their assets, it will have to snap up mezzanine tranches as well.