Many banks in the auto lending business have been making investments that they hope will give them a more enduring edge; to the extent that bank are less likely to securitize these loans, this could impact securitization volume.
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SolarCity plans to issue a $54.42 million private placement of solar asset backed notes, the company said in a press release today.
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View year-to-date issuance through Nov. 22 for ABS, MBS and CMBS.
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View the year-to-date manager rankings through Nov. 15 for the different ABS sectors, including real estate, credit cards and autos
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Trepp’s CMBS delinquency rate hit a new low of 8% in October, a level this asset class hasn’t seen since early 2010.
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Direct exposure to either J.C. Penney or Sears is typically highest in seasoned deals where there are only a small number of loans remaining, and one is secured by a retail property.
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There's been a resurgence of issuance in bonds backed by both shipping container leases and aircraft operating leases. They share keysimilarities: highly cyclical industries, utilization and lease rate dynamics, and weak(er) lessee profiles/concentrations.
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A pick-up in structured finance transactions from life insurance companies based in New York is likely to happen soon because the state recently decided to stop testing a new framework for calculating reserves.
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A pick-up in structured finance transactions from life insurance companies based in New York is likely to happen soon because the state recently decided to stop testing a new framework for calculating reserves.
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Banks have been slow to make credit cards available again to subprime borrowers; that's starting to change.
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Card issuers are again lending to weaker borrowers; It’s just a matter of time before the receivables show up in trusts.
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Card issuers are again lending to weaker borrowers; It’s just a matter of time before the receivables show up in trusts.
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EverBank Financial Corp. in Jacksonville, Fla., has agreed to sell its default mortgage servicing platform, along with more than $20 billion in rights, to a subsidiary of Walter Investment Management.
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