Barclays expects issuance of collateralized loan obligations in 2014 to be similar to this year’s total, in the range of $75 billion to $80 billion.

Ford and Ally Financial priced deals this week that bring the pace of primary Auto ABS issuance to $60 billion year to date compared to $67 billion issued in 2012, according to Standard & Poor’s.

Diamond Resorts International has closed on a $225 million offering of bonds backed by vacation timeshare loans.

Credit Suisse squeezed in a $290 million residential mortgage-backed securities transaction before the market breaks for the Thanksgiving holiday.

STORE Capital Corp. is preparing a $190 million commercial net lease mortgage-backed securitization, according to a Standard & Poor’s presale report.

The deal called Auto ABS German Loans Master is the fifth German auto loan securitization transaction originated by Banque PSA, a subsidiary of Peugeot.

Mercedes-Benz Financial Services priced its $1.3 billion securitization of auto leases on Wednesday, according to a pricing term sheet .

Two deals backed by Canadian dollar denominated credit card receivables, led by BMO Nesbitt Burn, will total C$1.7 billion.

Barclays plans to issued three series of notes backed by credit card receivables from its Gracechurch Card Program.

Americans continued to cut back on credit card debt and reduce late payments in the third quarter, according to a new report from TransUnion.

Hertz priced an upsized offering of $500 million of bonds backed by fleet leases, according to a person familiar with the transaction.