Citigroup subsidiary Dukinfield Mortgages, formerly known as Future Mortgages, plans to offer £485 million ($747 million) of securities backed by non-conforming, residential U.K. mortgages.
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Arby's is returning to the securitization market with seven-year bonds backed by the sponsor's existing and future franchise agreements, company-owned restaurant royalties, rental income on fee-owned properties and other intellectual property.
October 26 -
Flagship Credit Acceptance, the subprime auto lender controlled by Perella Weinberg Partners, is in the market with a $450 million securitization, according to Standard & Poors.
October 26 -
The first securitization of single family rental properties, by Invitation Homes appears to be at risk of a maturity default.
October 26 -
A planned stranded cost securitization by the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authoritys would involve an unusual level risk, according to Moodys Investors Service.
October 23 -
A bipartisan quartet of House lawmakers introduced a bill Friday that would stop the Federal Housing Finance Agency from moving forward with its rule to establish new membership requirements for the Federal Home Loan Banks.
October 23
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Issuance of ABS, MBS and CMBS for the year through October 23, 2015.
October 23 -
Hudson's Bay is securitizing a $846.2 million loan that is backed by a portfolio 24 Lord & Taylor and 10 Saks Fifth Avenue stores located in malls and freestanding locations in 15 states, according to Morningstar.
October 23 -
Cerberus Capital Management plans another securitization of re-performing residential mortgages.
October 23 -
Fifth Third Bank is marketing a $750 million prime auto loan securitization, according to Fitch Ratings.
October 22 -
Two banking regulators approved a final rule Thursday to raise collateral requirements for uncleared swaps.
October 22 -
Morgan Stanley and Bank of America Merrill Lynch's latest commercial mortgage bond is backed by a pool with unusually low leverage relative to conduits issued so far this year, according to Kroll Bond Rating Agency.
October 22 -
Wells Fargo is marketing $988.4 million of securities backed by smaller commercial mortgage, but the collateral has many of the same features namely credit barbelling, as many recent deals.
October 22