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

Add Southcross Energy Partners, Seventy Seven Energy, Verso Corp., and Paragon Offshore to the list of credits held by collateralized loan obligation that appear to be headed for default.

As investors continue to unload loans to risky companies, pushing prices into distressed territory, those still holding these investments are increasingly looking the other way.

CIG Financial is marketing its first ever public term auto loan securitization, according to DBRS.

Hyundai Motors America is marketing $604.42 million of notes backed by auto leases, according to Fitch Ratings.

Navient is making a January debut in the securitization market with plans to sell $488 million worth of bonds backed by private student from its private education loan trust, according to Fitch Ratings.

Morgan Stanley plans to securitize the senior portion of a $310 million commercial real estate loan it underwrote for Simon Property Group, according to Standard & Poor’s

A new Spanish auto loan securitization is coming down the pike.

Credit Suisse’s first 2016 CMBS, to be issued from its CSAIL trust, pools a considerably smaller amount of loans relative to the sponsor’s previous two deals.

Societe Generale SA is pulling back from the U.S. mortgage-bond business just two years after building out the unit, according to two people with knowledge of the matter.

Martin Stephenson is joining JLT Re, the 4th largest reinsurance broker in the world.