Santander Consumer Bank plans to issue bonds backed by Norwegian auto loans receivables under its Bilkreditt trust.
- Europe
Ford Credit Europe is getting an early start on its funding with a 610.3 million securitization of German auto loans.
January 6 -
CommonBond, a New York firm that makes student loans through an online platform, said Tuesday that it has raised more than $275 million in debt funding from Barclays and others.
January 5 - Europe
Finacity Corporation launched a combined receivables securitization program for Papier Union GmbH and PMF Factoring GmbH both both part of the Inapa Group a leading paper merchant group in Europe.
January 5 -
Two Harbors is marketing its first residential mortgage securitization of the year, according to Fitch Ratings
January 5 -
Cantor Commercial Real Estate Lending is the first out the gate with a commercial mortgage securitization this year.
January 4
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Most foreign investors expect to put more money into U.S. property this year than they did in 2015, with New York remaining the top target market worldwide, according to a survey by the Association of Foreign Investors in Real Estate.
January 4 -
Global law firm Morgan Lewis has a sixth partner to its London structured transactions team, which was launched just last summer.
January 4 -
Raising capital has been tough for community banks ever since the financial crisis, especially the smallest ones. But a few investment firms have developed structured products that offer community banks a chance to band together to raise needed Tier 1 capital at relatively low cost.
January 4 -
Underwriting league tables for asset backed securities for the year through Dec. 23, 2015.
January 3 -
Issuance volume of asset-backed securities for the year through Dec. 30, 2015.
January 3 -
Hawaii successfully raised $150 million via the bond market for its Green Energy Securitization (GEMS) program in November 2014 but the programs latest quarterly report shows that the money has yet to reach its targeted audience: poor homeowners and renters.
December 31 -
Bank of America has removed approximately $2.67 billion of receivables from its credit card trust over the past two months.
December 31

