The CLO new issue pipeline is finally slowing down from its breakneck pace of recent months.

AmeriCredit is venturing out with one of the first subprime auto loan securitizations since word of the Department of Justice’s probe of underwriting practices.

Credit Floorplan Master Owner Trust A (Series 2014-4) will issue two tranches of $500 million notes with preliminary 'AAA' ratings from Standard & Poor's.

Chalkhill Partners plans to issue a large loan, agency style U.K. CMBS that is secured by student housing, according to a Standard & Poor’s presale report.

ABS deals that priced in the two weeks ended August 15.

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Fitch Ratings said that CMBS delinquencies in July were unchanged, at 4.87%, compared to the month before. Since April 2014, CMBS delinquencies have dropped 276 basis points.

Tim Dowling, Deutsche Bank’s structured finance risk manager has retired, a person familiar with the situation confirmed.

The wider pricing on American Residential Properties debut $342.2 million single-family rental (SFR) bond shows that investors continue to pull back on the aggressive pricing the bonds experienced at the start of the year.

The Deutsche Bank, Morgan Stanley and Citigroup led BHMS 2014-ATLS Mortgage Trust priced $1.0 billion of securities backed by a single loan secured by the Atlantis Resort hotel in Paradise Island, Bahamas.

The resurgence of subprime auto lending has stoked fears about poor underwriting and drawn parallels to the subprime mortgage debacle , but a group of economists at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York say there is no reason to panic.