Private student loan lenders already give borrowers options that fall in line with what the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is considering to make private student loan repayments more affordable, according to the Education Finance Council.

They will report to Adam Siegel and David Cannon, both co-heads of ABS/MBS/CMBS trading, Americas.

Flagship Credit Acceptance is in the market with a $222.16 million transaction backed by subprime auto loans and led by Wells Fargo Securities.

Flagship Rail Services plans to issue an inaugural securitization of railcar leases that has been assigned preliminary ratings by Standard & Poor’s.

Wells Fargo plans to issue a $300 million single asset, CMBS that is collateralized by one fixed rate whole loan secured by Bergen Town Center mall in Paramus, NJ.

The CMBS conduit new issues pipeline heated up with several new issuers coming to market on Monday that included a $1.27 million Morgan Stanley/Bank of America Merrill Lynch deal.

Australian residentical mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) are benefitting from a benign local economic conditions.

Bankruptcy filings fell 13.2% in 1Q13, much faster than the 6%-7% rate that Fitch is predicting for the full year.

Cantor Commercial Real Estate Lending, German American Capital Corporation and KeyBank are sponsors on the latest CMBS conduit to come to market.

The currently marketing $1.2 billion, UBS and Barclays’ conduit gets the distinction of being the first U.S. CMBS to include a non-U.S. domiciled asset, according to BofA Merrill Lynch.

Toyota Motor Credit Corporation kicks off 2013 issuance with plans to bring a $1 billion auto receivables-backed securitization deal.

UBS lost its appeal today to dismiss the Federal Housing Finance Agency lawsuit against it for fraud and misrepresentation in mortgage-backed securities, according to court documents.