It follows in the footsteps of Moody’s Investors Service, which completed a similar review of its criteria for rating Federal Family Education Loan Program ABS last month.

Bank of America is securitizing a portion of a new $450 million commercial mortgage for the International Square office complex in Washington, D.C., featuring The Federal Reserve and The World Bank as prime tenants.

Freddie Mac has reached a binding commitment with Chimera Investment Corp., a New York-based real estate investment trust, in its pilot structured sale of seasoned loans.

Barclays’ 13th U.S. credit card securitization, and the first for 2016, has taken a shift toward older vintage accounts in its new $609.8 million pool of receivables. Fitch, S&P have issued preliminary ratings to the Class A notes in the capital stack.

As expected, Navient is preparing another $1.0 billion securitization of federally guaranteed loans that were once delinquent but are now making timely payments.

Groupe Banque Populaire, Caisse D’Epargne (BPCE) is pursuing a second securitization from a revolving pool of up to €50 billion in residential mortgage loans held in its two-year-old asset-backed fund.

Online lender Social Finance is planning a second consumer-loan securitization in just over a month with a $480 million notes offering backed by $575 million in prime, high-earner unsecured personal loans.

The subprime auto lender – a unit of the Spanish banking giant Banco Santander – initially planned to release its earnings on Wednesday, July 27. But it said in a news release that its financial statements have "not yet been completed" due to discrepancies between current and former accountants over the way it calculates its provision for credit losses. Santander Consumer did not set a new date for the results.

The official platform of the Republican Party has softened language calling for the end of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, while continuing to demand reform.

The unusually strong loan performance in the credit card business lasted longer than many observers expected. But today the industry's prolonged post-crisis era finally appears to be over.

EJF Capital is marketing $333.75 million of notes backed by trust preferred securities issued by banks and insurance companies.

Deutsche Bank and JPMorgan Chase have found a home for the another portion of a $558 million mortgage on a San Francisco shopping mall that serves as collateral for a single-asset CMBS launched this week.