Independent monetary policymakers have resisted President Trump's call to lower financing costs but could find it harder to ignore employment losses.
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From the Q3 2021 to the early 2024 vintages, cumulative gross loss (CGL) levels had been trending up, likely due to consumer credit normalizing, due to inflationary pressures.
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GM Financial Revolving Receivables Trust, 2025-1 has a five-year-long revolving period, risking exposure to assets with longer terms.
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Following a record-setting 2024, only one transaction involving a credit union buying a bank has been announced so far this year. Seller concerns about regulatory approval and pushback from bank industry groups have contributed to the slowdown.
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Fitch notes that 74.8% of the collateral pool, made up entirely of 3,103 loans, is backed by trucking—or transportation—equipment.
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The fund closes ahead of separate news that it formed the Private Real Estate Credit platform, which will originate senior and subordinated commercial real estate loans.
March 5
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President Donald Trump said he inherited an "economic catastrophe" from his predecessor in a joint address to Congress, though markets fell Tuesday on fears of a budding trade war with Canada and Mexico.
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It is the program's second issuance to come to market with a pool made up entirely of consumer loans.
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Easing regulations on the GSEs will likely drive elevated activity in non-QM if or when it occurs, leaders at the real estate investment trust also said.
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Excess cash flow will pay timely interest and protect against realized losses in the rated certificates before being paid out to the class X notes.
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The deal also offers a subordination piece that represents 14% of the pool balance, helping to boost the credit to the notes.
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At a court hearing on Monday, lawyers for the Trump administration said statutorily required work is being done by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, while the union claimed the government is trying to shut the agency down.
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Thirty members of the Senate Banking and House Financial Services committees signed a letter petitioning the administration to name a new vice chair for supervision — and quickly.
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