Prestige's $335.2m portfolio is the first of the year for the Utah lender specializing in funding buyers emerging from bankruptcy. Flagship is selling $223m in notes backed by loans to deep subprime customers.

Average FICOs are declining in both lenders' pools, and Nissan Motor Acceptance Corp. is including more borrowers with sub-700 scores in its prime portfolio than in three prior auto-loan securitizations.

The real estate investment trust acquired or aggregated $4.7B in prime jumbo loans in 2016, and has fed the securitization market with six deals this year with a collective pool balance of $2.22B.

GMF's second deal of the year comes as monthly payment rates on dealer financing is declining and more dealers are relegated to its higher-risk credit tiers.

The transaction's pool is a blend of conforming loans from Chase and non-conforming loans from various originators, including EverBank, Social Finance, Quicken Loans and United Shore Financial Services.

Five deals launched in the first week include another whole loan participation in New York's GM Building, as well as a single-borrower ABS for the Park Avenue office tower complex that includes Facebook and Buzzfeed as tenants.

Credit and charge-card issuers have sharply increased levels of asset-backed issuance, but not at the expense of their use of secured, wholesale sources of funding, according to a Fitch Ratings report.

Dividend payments by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are due to come one day after the U.S. is estimated to hit the debt ceiling, raising the stakes in the debate over whether those payments should continue.

The bonds are supported by the monthly income stream and underlying property values of 3,480 single-family rentals, most of which Tricon acquired from Silver Bay Realty Trust in a February merger.

The RBC master trust's latest issuance of card receivables-backed bonds will be issued in split U.S.-and Canadian- dollar denominations. Comenity, through its World Financial Network trust, will be adding to its 10 outstanding deals with a $394m private-label card ABS.

The 1999 Avenue of the Stars tower in the Century City submarket is part of a second Goldman Sachs CMBS transaction, and is the largest loan in the new 2017-GS7 portfolio.

The completed securitization features seasoned, pre-crisis commercial mortgages acquired from GE Capital, CNL Financial, PMC Property and CIT Group.