Synchrony Financial is marketing two offerings of notes backed by credit card receivables through its Synchrony Credit Card Master Trust.

AES Distributed Energy is testing the waters for financing commercial solar projects in the securitization market.

Fannie Mae has completed a credit risk sharing transaction that transfers the actual losses on mortgages it ensures – to reinsurers, as opposed to capital markets investors.

American Credit Acceptance has increased the number of loans with higher credit scores in the collateral pool backing the sponsor's third subprime securitization of 2015.

Colony American Finance appointed Christopher Hoeffel as Chief Financial Officer, according to a company press release.

Truly privatizing mortgage risk requires transferring the risk of actual losses to the capital markets.

Cerberus Capital Management increased the credit enhancement on its next bond offering backed by a portfolio of re-performing residential mortgage because the sponsor has also increased risk in the collateral pool.

OneMain Financial, the consumer lending business owned by Citigroup, returns with its third securitization of the year that is backed by a portfolio of non-prime and subprime personal loans, according to DBRS.

Dutch mortgage lenders NN Bank and NN Leven plan to sell bonds backed by a portfolio of residential mortgage assets worth €595 million ($666 million), according to Moody’s Investors Service.

While Congress has been unable to pass housing finance reform, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have done a good job of adhering to some of the spirit of recent bipartisan legislation, according to Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics.

Why managers of collateralized loan obligations aren't "sprinting and printing" new deals.