Nelnet plans to issue a $765 million Federal Family Education Loan Program (FFELP) loans-backed securitization that also includes 24.6% of rehabilitated loans.
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Ongoing litigation may clarify on the responsibilities of trustees in residential mortgage backed securities, but market participants aren't waiting around to find out.
July 1 -
Roughly in step with other markets, structured finance pricing and issuance in June was governed by questions of how quickly the Federal Reserve would rein in its asset-buying spree.
July 1 -
Why Sen. Al Franken’s (D-Min.) efforts at ratings agency reform are obstructed by a wall of denial.
July 1 -
Delayed draw features, which allow CLO managers to avoid paying noteholders until deals are invested, have gained momentum.
July 1 -
Credit Suisse issuing $407.123 million residental mortgage-backed securitization. Standard and Poor's assigned ratings to the deal called CSMC Trust 2013-IVR4.
June 28
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The Structured Finance Industry Group (SFIG) has hired Falcon Capital Advisors and Boulder Advisors to help it attract new members and pursue its legislative agenda.
June 28 -
A policy fight is threatening the recovery of collateralized loan obligations [CLOs] in Europe.
June 28 -
Could higher yields end up deepening the investor base for asset-backeds?
June 28 -
Shellpoint Partners LLC, the home lender founded by mortgage-bond pioneer Lewis Ranieri, priced its first securitization after restructuring the senior tranche on the back of investor requests.
June 28 -
Ongoing litigation may clarify on the responsibilities of trustees in residential mortgage backed securities, but market participants aren't waiting around to find out.
June 28 -
Regulators have been trying to price Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac out of their dominant shares of the secondary market for home loans. After a pair of giant price increases, the strategy may soon bear fruit.
June 28 -
Roughly in step with other markets, structured finance pricing and issuance in June was governed by questions of how quickly the Federal Reserve would rein in its asset-buying spree.
June 28