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.

Banks have been slow to make credit cards available again to subprime borrowers; that's starting to change.

Card issuers are again lending to weaker borrowers; It’s just a matter of time before the receivables show up in trusts.

Card issuers are again lending to weaker borrowers; It’s just a matter of time before the receivables show up in trusts.

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.

JPMorgan may be trying to put the sins of the past behind it; however, put-back risk for the industry is alive and well despite efforts by the federal government to impose what it deems to be appropriate mortgage underwriting standards.

The peer-to-peer lending platform expanded into new territory at the beginning of October when investment management firm Eaglewood Capital completed the first securitization of these consumer loans.

Barclays’s Martin Attea will replace Diane Rinnovatore as co-head of US Securitized Products Origination.

New York Life Investment Management is preparing to issue a $409 million collateralized loan obligation called Flatiron CLO 2013-1, according to a presale report from Fitch Ratings.

AmeriCredit plans to issue a $900 million subprime auto loan securitization, its fifth deal so far for 2013.

Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and Jefferies have announced a $997.9 million CMBS conduit called GSMS 2013-GCJ16.

Freddie Mac’s $245 million class M-1 notes from its second risk sharing bonds issuance have been rated ‘BBB-’ by Fitch Ratings.