Morgan Stanley and Bank of America Merrill Lynch priced a $911 million securitization of commercial mortgage backed loans.

Timeshare operator Orange Lake Country Club return to the market for the first time in two years with a $148 million securitization.

OFS Capital Management and GSO/Blackstone Debt Funds Management are in the market with collateralized loan obligations, adding nearly $1.1 billion to the new issue pipeline.

Carlyle Investment Management and MJX Asset Management have added a total of $1.4 billion to the CLO pipeline, according to presale reports from Fitch Ratings.

Advances in technology could explain why lenders continue to offer subprime car loans. While the loans are still risky, these technologies have made the process of repossessing vehicles cheaper and easier, minimizing potential losses on soured loans.

The subprime auto ABS pipeline cleared $431 million of notes offered by CarFinance and American Credit Acceptance.

JP Morgan Chase and Barclays plan to issue $1.12 billion of commercial mortgage backed securities via the JPMBB Commercial Mortgage Securities Trust.

Discover Bank priced an upsized $1.2 billion credit card-receivable securitization, according to a filing with the SEC—more than double the $500 million originally on offer.

United Airlines priced over $1 billion of aircraft enhanced equipment trust certificates (EETC), according to deal documents.

The solar industry is still developing, but Mercatus CEO Haresh Patel has suggestions for banks that want to get in on it now.

Bank of America Merrill Lynch is preparing its next large loan transaction—this time backed by a first-class office building in Midtown Manhattan, according to a presale report by Kroll Bond Rating Agency.