Commercial and multifamily mortgage originations will grow to $300 billion in 2014 — a 7% increase from last year, according to the latest forecast from the Mortgage Bankers Association.

The Securities and Exchange Commission won’t be voting on Regulation AB II this week as it had previously announced.

According to a preliminary deal prospectus the deal will issue $1 billion of auto lease backed securities.

Barclays analysts expect to see about €13.5 billion ($18.3 billion) in publically-placed issuance of residential mortgage securities (RMBS) this year.

Seven industry trade groups representing the largest financial interests, including the Structured Finance Industry Group (SFIG), are calling on U.S. regulators to revise a proposed liquidity requirement to reflect changes made by global regulators.

The deal is backed by short-duration loans made to commercial insurance buyers to purchase property and casualty insurance policies with a typical duration of one-year.

An upcoming $1 billion commercial mortgage backed has an in-trust, loan-to-value ratio of 101.9%, the highest of the 15 CMBS conduits Kroll Bond Rating has rated for six months. In the pool of properties backing the deal are offices occupied by Google and Amazon.

Wells Fargo, RBS are set to price the fourth CMBS conduit deal of 2014, dubbed WFBRS 2014-LC14, this week.

JP Morgan and Credit Suisse are marketing two non-agency RMBS deals that will offer investors $660 million in bonds backed by the asset class.

Stefan Ingves, chairman of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, called Friday for global regulators to complete their work on already agreed upon international banking reforms.

The DSTA announced that it will auction the remaining $2.1 billion on Feb 4. A total of 234 securities will be out for bid, comprised mainly of senior securities backed by prime collateral.

Morgan Stanley and Bank of America have priced $1.3 billion of commercial mortgage backed securities, according to a regulatory filing.