Chase Bank priced an upsized offering of $750 million of bonds backed by credit card receivables from its Chase Issuance Trust.

Exempt from the rule's definition of "covered funds" are foreign public funds, wholly owned subsidiaries, loan securitizations, qualifying asset-backed commercial paper conduits, and qualifying covered bonds.

Citigroup looks poised to make another run at selling OneMain; future funding could come from securitization of consumer loans.

Chase Bank returns to market with another $500 million credit card receivables securitization from its Chase Issuance Trust.

The commercial mortgage-backed security (CMBS) linked to a single borrower in New York’s Garment District — the 23-story Eleven Penn building — priced according to data reported by Interactive Data.

Nationstar priced the $144.5 million, triple-A rated class A notes issued under its RMBS deal, Nationstar Mortgage Loan Trust 2013-A.

The pool of loans in this conduit transcation have the highest average loan-to-value ratio of any recent CMBS rated by either Fitch or Kroll.

The Structured Finance Industry Group (SFIG) Las Vegas conference scheduled for Jan., is on track to be the largest securitization event of 2014 with an anticipated 5000 attendees.

Standard & Poor’s expects the credit quality of new issue commercial mortgage bonds to deteriorate in 2014 as the result of increased competition among lenders.

The seven largest student loan servicers can handle the bump in operating costs that will result from the new oversight of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB); but not the smaller servicers, Fitch Ratings said.

Wells Fargo and Royal Bank of Scotland are marketing a $1.03 billion deal; there's also a $1.1 billion offering fro Deutsche Bank and Cantor Fitzgerald.

The Long Island Power Company's $2.1 billion of bonds backed by payments from retail electric customers in its service is expected to price sometime this week.