View the deals that priced in the two weeks ended May 30.

An improved loan pool in the issuer’s 2014-2 auto loan securitization led to lower credit enhancement on the notes.

View Thomson Reuters data on issuance for the year-to-date through May 30 for ABS, MBS and CMBS.

Goldman Sachs and Citigroup will add another $961.5 million of securities backed by commercial mortgage loans to the growing queue of CMBS deals.

A10 Capital, a commercial mortgage lender specializing in mini-perm, or bridge loans, is planning $124.6 million securitization.

Citigroup is preparing $1.45 billion of commercial mortgage bonds backed by two buildings that it leases in lower Manhattan.

Collateralized loan obligations have two years to comply with the Volcker Rule or risk losing their biggest customers: banks. Some managers aren't wasting any time.

While the recovery in issuance of non-agency residential mortgage backed securities remains anemic and disappointing, there is growing supply of GSE risk-sharing programs.

Issuance of commercial mortgage bonds is falling behind the brisk pace set in 2013, but there’s no shortage of demand and terms on deals continue to loosen as the market moves toward a wave of riskier refinancings in the next few years.

Six years after losing its triple-A ratings during the financial crisis, rendering its bond insurance worthless, Assured Guaranty Corp. has returned to one of the corners of the securitization market where it was once most active: diversified payment rights in emerging markets

Americredit Financial Services is readying a roughly $1.17 billion deal backed by auto receivables, according to a filing with the SEC.

Barclays, Lloyds Bank, Bank of America and Deutsche Bank are lead managing the deal, which will be issued from Santander U.K.’s Fosse Master Trust.