Zillow is projecting that home values across the country are expected to have gone down approximately $700 billion in 2011, which would be 35% less than the $1.1 trillion that was lost in 2010.

The $66.4 billion scheduled to mature in credit card securitization could add an extra $14 billion to credit card ABS volumes in 2012, Wells Fargo analysts said in a report released today.

Standard & Poor's late Tuesday said it is reviewing its rating criteria for U.S. RMBS backed primarily by second liens.

The serious delinquency rate on Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loans has risen a full percentage point over four months to 9.3% in November.

Ohio became the twentieth state to pass legislation allowing utility debt securitization.

Mercedes-Benz Financial has filed a preliminary prospectus with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to issue an auto lease ABS under its Mercedes-Benz Auto Lease Trust.

Investors involved in the $8.5 billion bond settlement with Bank of America Corp. are looking for the case to be moved back to state court, according to a Bloomberg report.

MetLife's sale of most of its U.S. deposits to GE Capital Finance is a case of two big companies doing each other a solid.

Morgan Stanley said Tuesday in a filing that more than a third of the 1,600 layoffs it announced earlier this month may be in New York City.

Credit Agricole Securities placed CAD$120 million of notes issued by Vecta I Ltd., which marks the first ABS backed by Canadian life insurance embedded value.

Carrington Holding Co. is trying to raise $1 billion from investors to purchase foreclosed single-family properties that its mortgage services unit will manage and rent.

The Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago has received the go-ahead from its regulator to begin repurchasing stock from its member banks.