TELOS Asset Management is preparing its fifth collateralized loan obligation.

Questions are being raised about whether Senate Banking Committee leaders will delay a pending vote on their mortgage finance reform bill as they struggle to secure additional votes.

American Credit Acceptance plans to issue $259.17 million of securities backed by retail subprime auto loan receivables, its second public deal in 2014.

The housing finance reform bill introduced by US Senators Tim Johnson and Mike Crapo could be key to unlocking the private-label residential mortgage-backed securities market, according to Moody’s Investors Service.

Barclays analysts believe the regulators will find it hard to ignore a call last week by the European Central Bank (ECB) and Bank of England (BoE) to ease the rules governing securitization activity in Europe.

Mitsubishi Motors is planning a $215.1 million auto loan securitization, according to a presale report published by Standard & Poor’s.

The Mortgage Bankers Association has lowered its mortgage origination forecast again and it looks like 2014 could be the slowest year for the industry in 14 years.

Coldwater Creek’s plan to close its doors by early summer should have minimal impact on CMBS performance; however the retailer is a top tenant in three conduit loans.

Kubota Credit Corp. is marketing its first-ever term securitization, a $300 million transaction backed by agricultural, construction and turf equipment loans.

Santander Consumer USA is preparing its second subprime auto loan securitization of the year, according to a regulatory filing.

The pipeline of new collateralized loan obligations increased over the past week to $17.14 billion from $15.83 billion the previous week, according to Standard & Poor’s.

CARAT 2014-1 is Ally Financial’s sixth public transaction under the CARAT program since the financial crisis, according to presale report published by Moody’s Investors Service.