For the first time since the financial crisis, some collateralized loan obligations are being forced to divert funds normally used to pay junior noteholders to be used for the benefit of more senior noteholders.

Officials in three large U.S. states – Illinois, New York and California – are simultaneously taking initial steps aimed at taming the largely unregulated realm of online small-business lending.

USAA is marketing another catastrophe bond under its Residential Re platform.

The Connecticut Housing Finance Authority intends to offer $189 million in tax-exempt bonds to finance single-family mortgages.

Yum! Brands is tapping the securitization market to refinance a $2.0 billion bridge loan it obtained in connection with plans to split off its China business and modernize its three main brands.

Freddie Mac has revised downward its economic forecast for the remainder of 2016 following a tepid first quarter, but remains upbeat about the housing market

Recent prosecutions against lenders accused of usury violations will test the government's use of a law more commonly known in organized crime cases

OnDeck Capital, the marketplace lender that recently launched a partnership with JPMorgan Chase, is marketing bonds backed by its own small business loans, according to DBRS

Issuance volume for asset-backed securities for the year through April 22, 2016.

Underwriting league tables for asset-backed securities for the year through April 22, 2016.

The number of new claims related to sellers of legacy mortgage-backed securities from the financial crisis may have peaked, but lawsuits against trustees and servicers may linger for at least a few more years.

Flagship is marketing its fourth subprime auto loan securitization since its merger with CarFinance in January 2015, according to Kroll Bond Rating Agency.