If implemented as-is, the latest risk retention proposals that U.S. regulators released August 28 will lead to changes in deal structure and credit quality in CMBS.

Toyota Motor Credit Co. priced its $1 billion deal dubbed Toyota Auto Receivables 2013-B Owner Trust on Tuesday evening.

Wells Fargo is exploring the sale of some mortgage servicing rights because the market is flush with potential buyers and it sees little opportunity to cross-sell many servicing clients.

Laurie Goodman has left Amherst Securities, residential mortgage-backed securities strategy group to pursue a role at the Urban Institute, full-time.

Paragon Mortgages is working on the first U.K. buy-to-let transaction of 2013.

Progress Residential said today that its new revolving credit facility of $400 million it has entered into with Deutsche Bank will be used to bulk up its portfolio of single family home rental assets.

Ford launched its upsized $1.43 billion auto floorplan ABS deal today within price guidance.

The European Central Bank said on Monday that some residential mortgage-backed securities and ABSs backed by loans to small and medium-sized enterprises not meeting its new loan-level reporting requirements could still be eligible for repo funding.

Barclays will pay $36.1 million to settle allegations that it financed, purchased, and securitized residential loans that were “presumptively unfair under Massachusetts law,” during the subprime mortgage meltdown.

Issuance of subprime auto-loan securitizations so far in 2013 is running slightly ahead of last year’s pace at this time, according to a note by Standard & Poor’s.

Avis Budget Group plans to sell rental car fleet securitization from its Avis Budget Series, according to a Moody’s Investors Service press release.

Major League Baseball has issued $276.85 million of notes from its MLB Club Trust, according to Fitch Ratings.