Two commercial mortgage securitizations launched Monday add over $1.2 billion to the new-issue pipeline, according to rating agency reports.
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BofA and Chase have both priced credit card securitization deals worth a total of $2 billion.
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A new funding alternative for energy efficiency lending could help the U.S. meet the $200 billion shortfall in financing to make homes more energy efficient.
May 8
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Over the week ended May 6, the pipeline of collateralized loan obligations being rated by Standard & Poors decreased, to $11.87 billion, from $15.75 billion the previous week.
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Hyundai priced $1.325 billion of securities backed by prime auto loans, according to a regulatory filing
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EFG Private Banks RMBS is backed by loans that are secured by London and South East England properties.
May 8
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Credit Foncier de France is marketing the first securitization of French residential mortgage since 2006, according to Moodys Investors Service.
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CarMax priced an upsized, $987 million offering of bonds backed by prime auto loans, according to a regulatory filing.
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Citigroup and BofA Merrill Lynch are lead underwriters on $257 million of commercial mortgage bonds deal backed by a floating-rate loan that is secured by two hotel properties, according to Morningstar.
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Bank of America has filed a new credit card securitization with the SEC, only three months after the originator returned to the market following a four year hiatus.
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Collateralized loan obligations outperformed in the crisis. If regulators can exempt a vast swath of mortgages from risk-retention requirements, surely they can do the same for senior, secured corporate loans.
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The $177 million of triple-A notes issued under Commercial Credit Group's CCG 2014-1 securitization priced at 53 basis points over eurodollar synthetic forward curve.
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