Tailoring existing collateralized loan obligations (CLOs) to comply with restrictions imposed by the Volcker Rule will create winners and losers, according to a release put out Tuesday by Fitch Ratings.

Par Four's $450 million deal is its first CLO of the year; Cutwater's $400 million deal is the first in company history.

J.P. Morgan plans to issue $269 million of securities backed by two large, floating-rate loans secured by hotel properties, according to rating agency reports.

Redwood Trust is coming back to the market with its second residential mortgage-backed security (RMBS) of 2014, according to a pre-sale report from Kroll Bond Ratings Agency (KBRA).

Cabela’s, one of the world’s largest marketers of outdoor merchandise, plans to issue a new series of $400 million of notes under its Cabela’s Credit Card Master Note Trust, according to a regulatory filing.

Ally Bank is preparing $750 million of bonds backed by lines of credit to auto dealerships.

View the deals that priced in the two weeks ending July 3.

View Thomson Reuters data on issuance for the year-to-date through July 3 for ABS, MBS and CMBS.

John Deere is planning another $1 billion securitization of equipment loans and leases, according to a regulatory filing.

Credit Suisse Asset Management is preparing its third collateralized loan obligation of the year—this time a billion dollar deal.

CLO managers have been lobbying hard to shape rules requiring them to keep ‘skin in the game.’ Now they are getting support from an unlikely source – European central bankers.