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.

Deals that priced in the two weeks ended July 18, 2014

BlackRock reportedly sold all of its $3.7 billion of 179 legacy non-agency RMBS bonds to Credit Suisse, last week.

Sound Point Capital Management is back on the collateralized loan obligation scene with a $500 million deal, according to a presale report published by Fitch Ratings.

Voya Investment Management is readying its third collateralized loan obligation of the year—and this one features a tranche of fixed-rate notes.

Fannie Mae priced its fourth, and largest, credit risk sharing transaction under its Connecticut Avenue Securities at much wider spreads that its previous deal, completed in May.

Chase Bank is planning its sixth offering of the year of credit card backed notes under the Chase Issuance Trust, according to a regulatory filing.

JP Morgan’s $430 million transaction backed by Destiny USA, the sixth largest enclosed mall in the U.S. and the largest center in New York State.

Two more student loan securitizations totaling over $660 million joined the new issue pipeline this week.

General Electric Capital Corp. priced an upsized $675 million of notes backed by dealer floorplan financing, according to a regulatory filing.