For its third securitization, SolarCity plans to issue $201 million of securities backed by solar assets.

Standard & Poor’s said in a report today that it has declined assigning ratings to securitizations from newer subprime issuers coming to market, who may not have the same level of experience or infrastructure as the more established lenders.

RBS Commercial Funding is planning to issue a new series of commercial mortgage backed pass-through certificates under the RBS Commercial Mortgage Securities Trust, according to a filing with the SEC.

Relatively new to the CLO scene, ICG Debt Advisors is preparing its second collateralized loan obligation, according to a presale report published by Moody’s Investors Service.

Ford Motor Credit plans to issue a $1.5 billion securitization of close-end leases on various Ford brand new vehicles.

OneMain Financial is readying a $1.18 billion deal backed by personal consumer loan receivables—their second transaction of the year—according to a presale report by Standard & Poor’s.

United Auto Credit Corporation plans to issue $175.6 million in securities backed by subprime auto loans.

Prudential Investment Management is preparing a $650 million collateralized loan obligation, according to a presale report by Moody’s Investors Service.

Volkswagen announced today that it priced its CNY800 million ($128 million) securitization of Chinese auto loans.

Citigroup has priced $1.09 billion of commercial mortgage bonds, according to a regulatory filing.

While the Volcker Rule gets blamed for the sudden lull in CLO issuance in January and February, it’s now getting some credit for helping one aspect of the roaring comeback: the infusion of new primary investors in AAA tranches.

View Thomson Reuters data on issuance for the year-to-date through July 18 for ABS, MBS and CMBS.