Competition for leveraged loans is tough, and thats forcing some of the biggest buyers to tap new sources of financing.
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Citibank Credit Card Issuance Trust is issuing its latest revolving Citiseries securitization through $1.1 billion in notes backed by prime credit-card receivables. Also, IHS Market notes the tightening spreads in many U.S. consumer ABS asset classes.
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Bram Smith is retiring as executive director of the Loans Syndication & Trading Association effective at years end, the trade group announced Thursday. Smith has been with the LSTA for nine years, joining as interim executive director in September 2008 before he was installed as permanent ED in December 2009.
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The Trump Administrations initial tax plan may be short on details, but a bipartisan bill introduced Wednesday promises some very specific relief for the commercial real estate industry.
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Morgan Stanley and Bank of America Merrill Lynch are marketing a commercial mortgage securitization that relies on the L-shaped strategy to comply with risk retention.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ordered an auto loan servicer on Wednesday to pay $2.4 million in fines and redress to consumers for failing to abide by a 2015 consent order alleging it bullied members of the military.
April 26
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Bayview Asset Management is marketing its third package of re-performing mortgages acquired last year from former subprime HELOC lender CitiFinancial Credit Corp. in a $182.98 million transaction.
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Fitch Ratings says the default rate for leveraged loans held by CLOs it rates remains "benign" at 0.4%, although slight concerns remain about bankruptcies looming defaults from speculative-grade debt held by key retail, media and energy sector firms.
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The first conduit commercial mortgage securitization to hit the market in several weeks has significant exposure to offices and hotels.
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Freddie Mac is preparing a second transaction designed to transfer credit risk on mortgages that have been modified in order to avoid default.
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Fannie Mae has made three selling guide changes aimed at helping the growing number of borrowers with student debt qualify for home loans, and may begin testing other similar proposals related to this goal.
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President Trump and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Richard Cordray appear locked in a game of chicken over his continued leadership of the agency
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Napier Park to issue 1st CLO of year; Moody's expects CLO refi activity to remain strong; S&P puts gobal corporate default tally for 2017 at 30, including 23 in the U.S.
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