CarVal Investors has joined the growing ranks of players securitizing re-performing mortgages.
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Discover Bank and Royal Bank of Canada are marketing the first two offerings of the year of notes backed by credit card receivables.
January 19 -
Deutsche Bank and Cantor Fitzgerald plan to issue $1 billion of securities backed by commercial mortgage loans via COMM Series 2016-CCRE28.
January 19 -
Overlapping missions and jurisdictions are fueling competition between the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Federal Trade Commission, according to former officials at both agencies.
January 18 -
Online lender Enova International said Friday it has entered into a $175 million asset-backed financing facility for its NetCredit installment loan portfolio.
January 18 -
Ally Bank is marketing $1 billion of prime auto loan securities in its first securitization of 2016.
January 15
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Santander Consumer USA is marketing $752.2 million of securities backed by subprime auto loans via Drive Auto Receivables Trust 2016-A
January 15 -
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said it agreed to settle a U.S. probe into its handling of mortgage-backed securities for about $5.1 billion, cutting fourth-quarter profit by about $1.5 billion and closing out a year of record legal and litigation costs.
January 15 -
Underwriting league tables for asset-backed securities for the year through January 15, 2016.
January 15 -
An international regulatory body said this week that they are looking at setting new, enhanced leverage ratio requirements for the largest global banks, a move that echoes the higher standards in the U.S.' supplemental leverage ratio and demonstrates why going beyond international accords can influence the rest of the world.
January 15 -
United Auto Credit and Consumer Portfolio Services are planning to issue a combined total of $501 million in bond backed by subprime auto loans.
January 14 -
Ford Motor Credit Companys latest securitization pools the highest amount of longer term loans than any of the previous deals issued by the sponsor, according to Fitch Ratings.
January 14 -
Deutsche Bank AG officials are reviewing whether some employees exaggerated demand as they marketed new securities backed by risky auto loans, potentially suppressing yields for investors, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.
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