The private-label mortgage-backed securities market can make more of a comeback this year due to factors like the agencies’ rising guarantee fees, scarcity of higher-yielding assets for investment and home price appreciation.
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Auto dealership advocates are warning that costs will rise for borrowers if the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau presses banks to curtail auto loan markups determined by dealers.
March 24 -
CKE Restaurants, the parent company of Carl’s Jr. and Hardee’s, sold $1.05 billion of bonds backed by franchise royalty and license payments above initial price talk.
March 24 -
The recently announced merger of American Airlines and US Airways may create new risk for credit card securitizations tied to the airlines brand, according to two reports published this month by Moody’s Investor Service and Standard & Poor’s.
March 22 -
Newtek closed on $20.9 million of securities backed by small business loans; Guggenheim placed this issue with four institutional investors.
March 22 -
Only vulnerable super-senior classes in CMBS are exposed to the risk of interest shortfalls that affected the super senior class of Morgan Stanley Capital I, 2007-HQ13, according to Fitch Ratings.
March 21
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Brean Capital today announced John Caladim and Jon Coleman as the latest additions to the Fixed Income team.
March 21 -
Fitch Ratings announced on Wednesday that the $190mn StratReal Industrial Portfolio I in BACM 2007-1 entered special servicing after struggling with weak underlying performance for two years.
March 21 -
The performance of securities backed by both prime and subprime U.S. auto loans improved in January, according to Fitch Ratings.
March 21 -
U.K. prime RMBS investors may see loss severities decrease in U.K. RMBS deals as house prices stabilize on the back of a new housing initiative announced yesterday, according to a Barclays report.
March 21 -
- Europe
Kroll Bond Rating Agency said it’s been green-lighted by the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) to operate in the European Union.
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EverBank’s planned $308 million residential mortgage-backed securitization may offer investors access to a new issuer name; but the structuring stays in line with safe, prime quality deals that have dominates post financial-crisis market issuance.
March 20
